NTDLL.DLL write access

Cintch

I'm having a problem running my executable. The project has compiled and built successfully, but once I try to execute it, I receive the error message "The memory could not be written". If I debug, I receive an Unhandled Exception error, with Access Violation on NTDLL.DLL. Please help! How do I grant myself write access to this file? I am the administrator of my machine. Thanks! Cintia

Tomasz Sowinski

Cintch wrote: How do I grant myself write access to this file? You have a problem with invalid/uninitialized/dangling pointer, not with 'access to ntdll.dll'. Check the call stack when excetpion happens - you should see where's the error. Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com

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Jon Hulatt

Did you feel any temptation to be slightly malicious with that response? ;-) STL is a religeon. Enquiries to Reverend Christian Graus

Tomasz Sowinski

Jon Hulatt wrote: Did you feel any temptation to be slightly malicious with that response? I did ;) Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com

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lucy 0

I had a similar problem when I ran a dialog application which OnPaint is done by OpenGL functions. The project compiles and runs well in Windows 2000, and terminate approperly. but when I ran it in Windows XP, when I close the application, after every object was destructed, I got this NTDLL.DLL write access unhandled exception error. If I debug it, the call stack is full of USER blah blah, and the code is all in assembly. Could you give me any clue? Thanks!

Tomasz Sowinski

lucy wrote: the call stack is full of USER blah blah, and the code is all in assembly. 1) examine *full* stack - below series of USER32 calls, you may find your code 2) try switching between threads using Debug/Threads menu option; there's a chance the crash happened in some background thread and stack doesn't reflect the right context. Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com

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