Anthony Mai
November 6th, 2001, 08:37 PM
Something must be terribly wrong after I install MSVC++ 6.0 service pack 5.
I simply generated a SDI application, using CRichEditView based view class, and compile it, and run the debug version, It crashes upon startup. The crash happens on an assert(IsWindow(m_hWnd)); The window handle is 0xcdcdcdcd.
Exact cause of why that happens is a mistery to me. I have not edited a single line of code, it's all generated by the AppWizard. That means there must be something wrong with the AppWizard itself.
I tried to compile and run the sample application WordPad, and it crashes for the same reason when I start the debug version. If my memory serves me, it was working for me before.
What the hell is in service pack 5? Can I un-install it?
Any one who knows he/she is not smart is smart.
Any one who knows he/she is smart is not smart.
You ask me if I am smart or not? Well...
I don't know - you tell me :-)
I simply generated a SDI application, using CRichEditView based view class, and compile it, and run the debug version, It crashes upon startup. The crash happens on an assert(IsWindow(m_hWnd)); The window handle is 0xcdcdcdcd.
Exact cause of why that happens is a mistery to me. I have not edited a single line of code, it's all generated by the AppWizard. That means there must be something wrong with the AppWizard itself.
I tried to compile and run the sample application WordPad, and it crashes for the same reason when I start the debug version. If my memory serves me, it was working for me before.
What the hell is in service pack 5? Can I un-install it?
Any one who knows he/she is not smart is smart.
Any one who knows he/she is smart is not smart.
You ask me if I am smart or not? Well...
I don't know - you tell me :-)