When the application is run, when we switch over all the views for some time, the application suddenly crashes.
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I'm working on a project in which the parent frame is CMDIFrameWnd and it spawns different child windows of CMDIChildWnd object for different purposes. The child windows are created based on need such as 1. one for displaying messages 2. one for displaying monitored data 3. plotting graphs etc When the application is run, when we switch over all the views for some time, the application suddenly crashes. Why is this happening. Kindly help if anybody knows.
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I'm working on a project in which the parent frame is CMDIFrameWnd and it spawns different child windows of CMDIChildWnd object for different purposes. The child windows are created based on need such as 1. one for displaying messages 2. one for displaying monitored data 3. plotting graphs etc When the application is run, when we switch over all the views for some time, the application suddenly crashes. Why is this happening. Kindly help if anybody knows.
It will be very hard to be deterministic and answer your query with the amount of information you provide. Did you try and debug to find the point of crash?
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I'm working on a project in which the parent frame is CMDIFrameWnd and it spawns different child windows of CMDIChildWnd object for different purposes. The child windows are created based on need such as 1. one for displaying messages 2. one for displaying monitored data 3. plotting graphs etc When the application is run, when we switch over all the views for some time, the application suddenly crashes. Why is this happening. Kindly help if anybody knows.
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It will be very hard to be deterministic and answer your query with the amount of information you provide. Did you try and debug to find the point of crash?
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When I see these kind of questions I always think some people watch too many movies or TV - see Does Not Compute: 10 PC Myths from Movies and Television. In the movies, experts keep fixing problems with a lot less information available to them! ;)
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When I see these kind of questions I always think some people watch too many movies or TV - see Does Not Compute: 10 PC Myths from Movies and Television. In the movies, experts keep fixing problems with a lot less information available to them! ;)
Stefan_Lang wrote:
In the movies, experts keep fixing problems with a lot less information available to them! ;)
TRUE. But then these questions should also find the answers in the movies itself. :)
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