Yes indeed. But I got plenty of'em (DX stuff, nvidia cg dlls, my owns...) Gonna have a look at it, thanx

Thanx for your tip. But I had already tried this, but visual is unable to break into my process. Actually it echoes the following message: Unable to break into the process XXX. Please wait until the debuggee has finished loading and try again

Sorry 'bout that Navin! I'm just so mad about my problem that I first didn't realize It wasn't a technical forum. ABC ya ! :~

Or try the dirty way: exit(0);

:mad: Hi out there. I got a problem with an application compiled with Visual NET 2002. My application will not launch when I perform a 'Start without debugging', but will start perfectly if I perform a Start (From the Debug Menu). Once I've performed the start without debugging, I can see that my App is running (an even with 90% of the cpu), but it won't go further ! Same thing if I launch it manually by double-clicking my exe A basic check has been to put a MessageBox at the very first beginning of the program (I can see it when starting From the 'start' menu). This problem only happens with the release configuration of my projects (The debug exe works fine). If anybody could Help, it would be great cyz that stuff is goin to drive me crazy. Thanx in advance Mike.

Hi out there. I got a problem with an application compiled with Visual NET 2002. My application will not launch when I perform a 'Start without debugging', but will start perfectly if I perform a Start (From the Debug Menu). Once I've performed the start without debugging, I can see that my App is running (an even with 90% of the cpu), but it won't go further ! Same thing if I launch it manually by double-clicking my exe A basic check has been to put a MessageBox at the very first beginning of the program (I can see it when starting From the 'start' menu). This problem only happens with the release configuration of my projects (The debug exe works fine). If anybody could Help, it would be great cyz that stuff is goin to drive me crazy. Thanx in advance Mike.