Application freezes while loading DLLs
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I am running a VC++ MFC based application using Visual Studio .NET, as it starts up it loads most of it's DLLs & then freezes so it never really starts the application it stays in this frozen state. The only way out of it is by killing it. I rebooted my machine, plus rebuilt my application but it didn't work. What can be causing this to happen?
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I am running a VC++ MFC based application using Visual Studio .NET, as it starts up it loads most of it's DLLs & then freezes so it never really starts the application it stays in this frozen state. The only way out of it is by killing it. I rebooted my machine, plus rebuilt my application but it didn't work. What can be causing this to happen?
Sounds a little bit like a virus scanner or a firewall.. Jens
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Sounds a little bit like a virus scanner or a firewall.. Jens
Thanks but that's not the case here, could it be some static initialization that's a bit corrupted? just a guess
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Thanks but that's not the case here, could it be some static initialization that's a bit corrupted? just a guess
Well, maybe, but not very likely?!? Is this the case with EVERY application or just with one specific app? Jens
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Thanks but that's not the case here, could it be some static initialization that's a bit corrupted? just a guess
Does this happen only during a ShellExec type call where you double click on a file whose associated program is the one hanging? onwards and upwards...
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Does this happen only during a ShellExec type call where you double click on a file whose associated program is the one hanging? onwards and upwards...
it happens when I run it from the Visual Studio. NET in debug mode.
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Well, maybe, but not very likely?!? Is this the case with EVERY application or just with one specific app? Jens
just this one specific app
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just this one specific app
Try to isolate the problem. If you're loading special DLLs add them one by one to a new "dummy" project until it happens to this app also. Jens
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Try to isolate the problem. If you're loading special DLLs add them one by one to a new "dummy" project until it happens to this app also. Jens
It's not the DLL, the DLL where it's freezing at, seems to load fine, it seems only to be happening on my machine, my co workers are able to run the same application just fine. What could have happened? I did a repair/reinstall on my VS but it didn't help.