JIT problem!
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My program was written in Visual C# and it runs just fine in my computer and computers that uses Windows XP, but when I tried to execute it in a win ME (with .Net framework installed), an unhandled execption occurs, it says the problem is about JIT. Can anyone show me how to fix it? Thanks No time to breathe
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My program was written in Visual C# and it runs just fine in my computer and computers that uses Windows XP, but when I tried to execute it in a win ME (with .Net framework installed), an unhandled execption occurs, it says the problem is about JIT. Can anyone show me how to fix it? Thanks No time to breathe
Zek3vil wrote: Can anyone show me how to fix it? Yes, you change that, move around this, and redesign the other thing. ;P On a serious note. Build your app in debug mode, and make sure ME has mdac2.7 + Jet 4.0 installed, those are those likely culprits. Zek3vil wrote: it says the problem is about JIT. Please read the message. It says a JIT exception has occured. There is no problem with JIT. If you read a bit further in that "way too small" dialog box, you would have seen the exception that occured. If you just pasted the exception we can perhaps help you more. I rated this article 2 by mistake. It deserves more. I wanted to get to the second page... - vjedlicka 3:33 25 Nov '02
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Zek3vil wrote: Can anyone show me how to fix it? Yes, you change that, move around this, and redesign the other thing. ;P On a serious note. Build your app in debug mode, and make sure ME has mdac2.7 + Jet 4.0 installed, those are those likely culprits. Zek3vil wrote: it says the problem is about JIT. Please read the message. It says a JIT exception has occured. There is no problem with JIT. If you read a bit further in that "way too small" dialog box, you would have seen the exception that occured. If you just pasted the exception we can perhaps help you more. I rated this article 2 by mistake. It deserves more. I wanted to get to the second page... - vjedlicka 3:33 25 Nov '02
First a messagebox appeared and said that an exception has been generated, ProcessID=something, ThreadID=something. Click Cancel to debug. Then I clicked Cancel, another one appeared said that the JIT debguger is not available and told me to check the computer setings which I didnt know what & where to check (very cool), it also unhelpfully showed me the file cordbg.exe!something. That's all, help me please! No time to breathe
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First a messagebox appeared and said that an exception has been generated, ProcessID=something, ThreadID=something. Click Cancel to debug. Then I clicked Cancel, another one appeared said that the JIT debguger is not available and told me to check the computer setings which I didnt know what & where to check (very cool), it also unhelpfully showed me the file cordbg.exe!something. That's all, help me please! No time to breathe
Thats sounds like some threading exception, are you not perhaps using Win2k+ specific .NET classes in your app? You should allways keep that in mind. I have seen that message when trying to run a .NET 1.0 compiled app on a .NET 1.1 PC. Likely culprit, resources. Have a look at that link posted by David Stone a few posts up. I rated this article 2 by mistake. It deserves more. I wanted to get to the second page... - vjedlicka 3:33 25 Nov '02