Visual C++/MFC and ASSERT...
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Once an MFC application is terminating, weird stuff is happening. If an ASSERT fires once ExitInstance() is called, the process is terminated, by means of some structured exception I suppose - haven't researched it yet, skipping the rest of my ExitInstance() method. This results in a MASSIVE memory leak report by the debug CRT, which messes with Visual Studio (it takes ages for the IDE to pump all the text out to the output pane). GAH...!
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Once an MFC application is terminating, weird stuff is happening. If an ASSERT fires once ExitInstance() is called, the process is terminated, by means of some structured exception I suppose - haven't researched it yet, skipping the rest of my ExitInstance() method. This results in a MASSIVE memory leak report by the debug CRT, which messes with Visual Studio (it takes ages for the IDE to pump all the text out to the output pane). GAH...!
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Are you sure you don’t have a method call inside some like: ASSERT(ImCrasy())? :-D
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Are you sure you don’t have a method call inside some like: ASSERT(ImCrasy())? :-D
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ASSERT(!"WTF?");is the offender in question. :-D I have it there to mark a situation that should never arise. It happened because I was working at home, and the database wasn't up to par with the current development database. :)-- Kein Mitleid Für Die Mehrheit