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If you found a post useful then please 'Give Kudos' at the bottom of my post, so that this information can benefit others. Hi, As we know that DLL and EXE have there own Heap Store, so malloc in DLL and free in EXE code doesn't work by default. But enabling the DLL code and EXE code to use the same Heap Store should fix the problem, hence in this regard I would like to know which settings in Visual Studio 2005 VC IDE, needs to be changed for DLL project and EXE project. I have tried with setting the Runtime Library /MDd option for both DLL and EXE but it doesn't work. I tried with /MD, /MTd etc but none of these worked. Are there any other settings that I have to look into. I am currently changing these options through Properties-Configuration Properties-C/C-Code Generation-Runtime Library.

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I found that there was a classmystringdefined in static library str.lb. The DLL also linked with the str.lib as well as the EXE. Thestr.lib had a header file str.h which declared static member variable.

Hence two copies of that static member variable were getting created, one in DLL and another in EXE. And the str.lib had a logic of comparing with the address of static member variable during the destructor of mystring class. And the address used to be differentif the new mystring() is happing inside DLL and delete mystring pointer in EXE.

Hello everyone.i am stuck with this error not knowing what i had done wrong.The DLL itself build successfully,while the exe.application build successfully as well.however when it debugs it let out a prompt.The procedure entry point?GetCurrentFrame@CVideoCapture@@QAEHXZ could not be located in the dynamic link library VCap.dll.i am sure i have pasted the dll and lib into the exe. Debug folder.can anyone guide me and help me to overcome this problem?it would be of great help.Thank you very much!Cheers. Everytime i run skype it instantly crashes when i try and send a message. Sometimes i am able to view chats and it wont crash, but right when i send a message it crashes. Hello Adavesh, Thanks for your reply. I never new what to think about P/Invoke calls and garbage collection.

Therefore I decided to build some test applications to do exactly those things the.NET Framework does not like and see what happens. The code above was bothering me for almost 4 years. Occasionly the applications terminated.

Sometimes i got an error message. The problems were never reproducable.

Last weekend the situation changed dramatically. Suddenly the problem occured on all available PCs and i could debug the crash. If i understand you correctly you tell me P/Invoke is not suitable for professional software development. I am a C programmer and i prefer mixed mode assemblies.

Anyway there must be a serious bug in FolderBrowserDialog. FolderBrowserDialog is very often used so i would appreciate when it gets rid of the bug.

Greetings Marcel. I have a large MFC multiple CWind app which is dependent of COMCTL32 v 6 and therefore has a manifest resource specifying this. The correct COMCTL32 is loaded from WinSxS during start. Occasionally the app crashes with EIP inside an unloaded COMCTL32. My theory is that because this application also uses ODBC, and the DSN is to an SQL server, this brings in an additional COMCTL32 which is unloaded when the ODBC connection is closed.

It seems that MFC70 and user32 from other parts of the code sometimes uses this last version, and the crash occur when it is unloaded while there is a call through it. I have used windbg and discovered that the SQLUNIRL uses LoadLibrary and argument C: WINDOWS system32 COMCTL32.DLL which is probably why this extra dll is loaded instead of returning the handle to the existing COMCTL32. Im looking for solutions to this problem, for me it seems wired that the SQL dll uses full path when loading COMCTL32, and we dont use any GUI so its redundant anyway.

Is there any possibility to force SQLUNIRL to use COMCTL32 from the app,s manifest? Thank you Kjell Gunnar Output from Windbg The crash, always the same 0:000 r eax=7ffdf000 ebx=00000000 ecx=40000000 edx=7c90eb94 esi=5d096154 edi=0012f4f0 eip=5d096154 esp=0012f48c ebp=0012f4b4 iopl=0 nv up ei pl nz na po nc STACK_TEXT: WARNING: Frame IP not in any known module.

Following frames may be wrong. Unfortunately, LoadLibrary with an explicit path overrides almost every other redirectionmechanismwhen loading DLLs.

There *was* a way to redirect LoadLibrary with an explicit path calls - by adding a.local file with the name of your application, and placing any dll's that need to be a specific version regardless of explicit path there. Unfortunately: 1. Comctl32.dll v6 is not redistributable so you can't distribute it privately, 2.local redirection doesn't work for any KnownDLLs and system32 comctl32.dll is probably a KnownDll, and 3. The entire.local redirectionmechanismis disabled for apps that are known to be WinSxS aware - i.e. Have a manifest. The only way Ive found to actually fix problems of this nature is to use IAT hooking to redirect the LoadLibrary call in offending modules to a function that can sanitize the path to ensure that rogue modules don't load the wrong versions of dlls because of stupid hard coded paths.

--- Has a nice ready made function that can hook a function imported by a dll. --- Which is not relevent because SQLUNIRL is more evil than most and treading heavilly in loader lock territory by loading comctl32.dll in its DllMain function. Hooking functions called before LoadLibrary returns is much much harder. When using a typedef and GetProcAddress to define a function call into NTDLL, I have tried but failed to Step Into Specific to trace the call into the DLL.

I wish to view the stack memory that is passed as arguments in and out of NTDLL. The full problem is that there seems to be some stack corruption when calling NTDLL from managed C++ using a Stack array as an OUT buffer, and is described with example source here I have at least the following options in Options-Debugging Enable address-level debugging - Show disassembly if source not available Enable Just My Code is OFF Enable.NET framework source stepping Step over properties. Is OFF Enable property evaluation Enable source server support I also have symbols set in the env var NT_SYMBOL_PATH SRV*c: windows symbols*windows symbols*http://msdl.microsoft.com/download/symbols.

Hi,I have a problem with my app.exe build.I attach a simple code; the Vi open and close a TDM file.If I run this Vi in Labview works fine.If I build the application.exe on a notebook and I run it I got 'Application crash with error ntdll.dll 00018fea'.I've tried to build the Vi on another Pc Desktop with Labview and here if I run the exe it works fine.On the two PC I have LV8.5; the build options are the same.On the notebook I've try also to reinstall LV8.5 but I got the same error.Can you help me?Thanks a lot Attachments: open tdm.vi ‏33 KB. MicheleS wrote:This morning I've try to put the ntdll.dll of the other PC in the notebook but the problem remain.Never ever do that!

You were very lucky that both ntdll.dll files were probably the same version so the exchange didn't do much but ntdll.dll is one of the core Windows DLLs were everything goes through that normal applications may access in Windows. A mixup in such a part because of incompatitible ntdll.dll with other system API DLLs might prevent your computer entirely from starting up even in safe mode.You should not attempt to ever switch system DLLs between different computers. In such behaviour lays insanity. If you expect a system DLL to be corrupt attempt to do a repair installation instead. Also Windows nowadays has techniques to detect if a system DLL got corrupt and will attempt to repair it, though I guess if ntdll.dll would go belly up it's likely your computer won't even start up.Rolf KalbermatterMessage Edited by rolfk on 08:05 AM Rolf KalbermatterCIT Engineering Netherlandsa division of Test Measurement Solutions. Sorry for that idon'tsee the sample you provided,when i run it is working but i cannot understand how the Hello world message box work.

Hijophy, The Hello world message box show how can you use the class library. The string Hello world is a property of ClassLibrary1 class which means that you can use the classes in theClassLibrary1.dll immediately because the setup project have include the dll in the package. You don't need to load it from the dll file. The current project failed to run because the XAML file get theClassLibrary1 from theapplicationfolder rather than the dll folder. I think this is a WPF issue rather than a setup project issue. You need to tell the XAMl project load theClassLibrary1 library in the Dll folder. However, I'm not familiar with WPF, you can create a thread in the WPF forum.

The error occur in the XAMl party. Window x:Class=SetupDllProblem.MainWindow xmlns=xmlns:x=Title=MainWindow Height=350 Width=525 xmlns:my=clr-namespace:ClassLibrary1;assembly=ClassLibrary1 Grid Frame Name=frame1 Margin=0,51,0,0 / TextBox Height=23 HorizontalAlignment=Left Margin=105,24,0,0 Name=textBox1 VerticalAlignment=Top Width=120 / my:UserControl1 Height=23 HorizontalAlignment=Left Margin=225,118,0,0 Name=userControl11 VerticalAlignment=Top Width=150 / /Grid /Window Best Regards, Bob Wu [MSFT] MSDN Community Support Feedback to us. Hi everybody! I have installed wine in my arch and I was trying to install games. I can run Steam and Warcraft 3 but when I try to run games like Fallout 3 or Silent Hill i get this error: err:module:attach_process_dlls MSVCR80.dll failed to initialize, abortingerr:module:LdrInitializeThunk Main exe initialization for LG: juegos Bethesda Softworks Fallout 3 Fallout3.exe failed, status c0000142 I downloaded this library and put in ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32 and run wine regsvr32 msvcr80.dll to register.

After that i still getting this error. Thanks for all! This is a very weird issue I just recently had happen and am totally stumped by it after a day of trying everything I can think of to fix it.

Here is the scenerio I have one master function library dll written in VB.NET 2.0 framework. It references adodb primary interop assebly (originally it was vb6 dll that has been fixed over time and expanded for my purposes, and thus has a dependency on adodb still being used for data access). This DLL is used in almost every project I have written in the past 2 years in.NET and has worked wonderfully. It has no other important references other than system.data, system.configuration, etc. I have one large solution that contains 5 projects not including the function library above.

1 EXE Front End, 2 EXE Services, 1 solution specific DLL(used by the 3 EXE's), and 1 non-solution specific DLL (component library for a generic dialog window) all the EXE's also reference adodb, mainly for consistancy across the projects and for compatability with the library DLL. Everything was working fine until I began (for no reason I could determine) getting System.BadImageFormatException from the first internal subroutine that calls an object in the library dll that uses adodb. I reopened the test solution for the Library DLL and realised it too was failing in the test EXE usder the same circumstance (if routine was called that utilizes adodb), other routines worked fine as long as adodb was not involved. The test solution worked again after removing the adodb references from both projects, re-adding them, and setting copy local to true. However the Large Solution with the 5 projects continues to throw the same error, even after removing the adodb references adn re-adding with copy local true. I also tried adding the dll library to the solution and setting the references to project references. Another thing I was getting, at one point, was a more than one project referencing different versions of the same dependant assembly, indicating the library dll.

That was fixed by specifiing the version explicitly in the library dll and re-compiling. Any help or idea's on this one would be greatly appreshiated. I tend to think I'm a good developer but this one is beyond me (and I'm starting to think it's an issue in Visual Studio, partially because this happend half way through my work day after adding some simple logging/tracking information to one of the services).

Hi, We have an AddInProcess32.exe hosting Workflow Runtime (.Net 3.51 SP1) and the program is targeted to run on a Windows 2008 server (SP2). During the stress testing, some 30-60 workflows were be executed by the program repeatedly for a few days.

Everything looked fine except at one time AddInProcess32.exe crashed with information at Windows Log Faulting application AddInProcess32.exe, version 3.5.30729.1, time stamp 0x488ef947, faulting module mscorwks.dll, version 2.0., time stamp 0x4bf4c6a7, exception code 0xc0000005, fault offset 0x00024414, process id 0x%9, application start time 0x%10.NET Runtime version 2.0. - Fatal Execution Engine Error (73227B6E) (80131506) We don't have any COM interop or PInvoke.

Also, the failed workflow type has been executed successfully more than one thousand times except the one crashed above. Andre, I have observed this on a Windows workstation running XP SP3. It had GW 7.0.2HP and displayed an error when attempting to send a message. Tried the send in online mode using two different GW accounts - crashed in both cases. Uninstalled GW and WMS and installed GW 7.0.3 Sept 2009 code set. Same error: Excerpt of the report is: AppNam: grpwise.exe AppVer: 7.0.3.1527 ModName: ntdll.dll ModVer 5.1.2600.5755 Offset: 00010f20.

I wonder if I should back rev the ntdll.dll version to 5.1.2600.1106 (which is the version that I know works on another PC) I 've not done this before so, I need a recommendation. Mike Gerst AgriLife Information Technology (Texas AM University) From: Andre SouthgateAndre@sapphiresolutions.com.nz To:novell.support.groupwise.7x.clients Date: 10/5/2009 7:25 PM Subject: ntdll.dll in grpwise.exe 7.03 Hi There! We have seen this starting to pop up on 7.03 sites, anyone seen this or know of a fix? We are using rundll32.exe to launch a dll file. Most of the times, rundll32.exe could shutdown gracefully. However, sometimes, rundll32.exe hangs and never exit. Investigation shows that the code is stuck in some portion of the shim engine: shimeng.dll is trying to load AcGenral.dll to call NotifyShims, which is not able to acquire the global loader lock.

The weird thing is that there is only one thread at the time and the loader lock is not held by this thread. We have carefully review our dll file, and we believe that we have never acquire the lock explicitly.

This is likely an OS bug. We've been getting an error message when the serveris started, dcstor32.exe - Entry Point Not Found The procedure entry point HIPESM4Infoex could not be located in the dynamic link library dchapi32.dll I have only found the location of this files c: Winnt system32 dchapi32.dll c: Program Files Dell OpenManage OMS bin dcstor32.exe Our system platform is Windows 2000 Server SP 4 I have try looking in the knoweledge base for technical information or for a solution on the this error but not succeded. Can someone please help with this problem? We've been getting an error message when the serveris started, dcstor32.exe - Entry Point Not Found The procedure entry point HIPESM4Infoex could not be located in the dynamic link library dchapi32.dll I have only found the location of this files c: Winnt system32 dchapi32.dll c: Program Files Dell OpenManage OMS bin dcstor32.exe Our system platform is Windows 2000 Server SP 4 I have try looking in the knoweledge base for technical information or for a solution on the this error but not succeded. Can someone please help with this problem? The problem might be with outdated drivers for the ATI Radeon X1250 graphic card. Try to update these drivers.

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The problem is that after I got my application working (using modified version of mHook and by tracking/hooking to RtlAllocateHeap, RtlReAllocateHeap and RtlFreeHeap) in my logs, I am getting a lot stacks like this: 0) DLL: ntdll, Function: RtlAnsiStringToUnicodeString, at file:, line: 1) DLL: KERNELBASE, Function: GetModuleHandleA, at file:, line. 0) DLL: ntdll, Function: RtlAnsiStringToUnicodeString, at file:, line: 1) DLL: KERNELBASE, Function: MapViewOfFile, at file:, line: 2) DLL: KERNELBASE, Function: VirtualProtectEx, at file:, line: 3) DLL: mfc100d, Function: CEvent::CEvent, at file:, line.

(in case of named event) And so on. Basically it looks like when calling ANSI functions (my application is ANSI, not unicode), the strings allocated with RtlAnsiStringToUnicodeString, with last parameter TRUE, nside NTDLL in order to call Unicode version of those functions are not getting freed. (The allocation count graph for this stacks just goes up and up with the time) (Either that or there is some kind of caching going on behind the scenes and strings that allocated with RtlHeapAlloc not deallocated with RtlHeapFree).

Since I do not (obviously) have an access to Windows 7 sources, it would be interesting to hear some explanation from MS programmers - is it a false alarm or there is actually memory leak there, that goes unnoticed since more and more applications are unicode and the functions in question (named events, loading modules) are not so frequently used/allocated during program life? Btw: the system is Windows 7 SP1, x64 of course, my application is compiled in Use Multi-Byte Character Set mode, not UNICODE. Hi Roman Kizelshtein, Welcome back! Sorry for my slowly response. I think if you run your app and maintain it for a while, then if the memory doesn't allwaysincrease, we could exclude your case 2.

But if we want to detect the issue from the other two cases. We need to build a sample that to confirm if wo free the memory as msdn says which I shared withyou on 2#, the memory still increases or not. If so it is a bug, or the issue is within your code. I have tested a sample that excludethe possibility of bug. So if you have some progress, please feel free let me know:) Regards!

We are trying to better understand customer views on social support experience, so your participation in this interview project would be greatly appreciated if you have time. Thanks for helping make community forums a great place. Click HERE to participate the survey. In the following KB, it indicates that the CRT library is different in Windows 2003 SP1 to address the issue of not obtaining a complete call stack when using UMDH.EXE The leak we are trying to anaylze experiences the problem where an incomplete stack trace is generated. This is the stack: ntdll!RtlAllocateHeapSlowly00000041 ntdll!RtlAllocateHeap00000E9F MSVCR71!_heap_alloc000000E0 (f: vs70builds 6030 vc crtbld crt src malloc.c, 212) MSVCR71!_nh_malloc00000010 (f: vs70builds 6030 vc crtbld crt src malloc.c, 113) Environment: - Windows 2003 server SP2 - The UMDH version is 6.1.7015.0 The question I have is which specific CRT DLL versions are required to ensure UMDH will generate a deeper stack trace? Or is there another technique to make this work? For reference, this is a production environment.

DebugDiag sampling behavior is not capturing this specific stack trace either. Hello At the beginning of the umdh output file, you should be able to see the loaded symbol info. For example, // Debug library initialized. DBGHELP: CppResourceLeaks - private symbols lines. Hi, I'm not sure the following problem is related to this forum but. I have problem to load native code (DLL) by running executabe JAR file(created by JBuilder 9). The program runs fine within JBuilder Eclipse compilers.

When run the EXE an error says 'JVM cannot load the DLL' in java library path. I have tried without succes: 1.

Loading dll in main function: [System.load() System.loadlibrary()]. Running JVM with parameter: -Djava.library.path=DLL path * running the class with 'java' application works fine as well. Hello, I am having a problem with COM Hanging and need some help. The OS is Windows 2003 SP2. Ihave a COM application thatcontain my DLLs. The Pooling and Recycling was configured on the COM application. Those DLLs are called from classis ASP pages running in IIS on the same server.

I have been experiencing lockups in IIS from time to time. When IIS is locked up, the only way to bring it back up is by killing the dllhost.exe process owned by our COM application from task manager. Please note that we cannot Shutdown the COM application through MMC, and none of the COM application (including System Application) would appear running. I downloaded and installed DebugDiag on the server, and I was able to create a IIS/COM hang dump. Hello, I am having a problem with COM Hanging and need some help.

The OS is Windows 2003 SP2. Ihave a COM application thatcontain my DLLs. The Pooling and Recycling was configured on the COM application. Those DLLs are called from classis ASP pages running in IIS on the same server. I have been experiencing lockups in IIS from time to time. When IIS is locked up, the only way to bring it back up is by killing the dllhost.exe process owned by our COM application from task manager. Please note that we cannot Shutdown the COM application through MMC, and none of the COM application (including System Application) would appear running.

I downloaded and installed DebugDiag on the server, and I was able to create a IIS/COM hang dump. Hello all, I faced a difficult problem yesterday. I have an MFC application built in VS 2003. I was using MFC as a static library with /MT switch for release and /MTd for debug build. Recently I want to interface with one MFC extension dll which I ported from VC++ 6.0 to VS 2003.

Basically I just want to use one class which is exported from this extension dll in MFC application. My MFC extension dll's settings was Use MFC in a Shared DLL and /MD for release and /MDd for debug build. I successfully compiled and linked both the Exe and Dll. I was able to create the instance of exported class in exe. But I have one class method which accepts a pointer to an OCX control as an argument.

The passed ActiveX pointer from the exe is used in the dll to invoke some methods on the OCX control. The problem was that all the method invocations on the ActiveX control was resulting in a runtime exception(Invalid memory address access) inside the InvokeHelper() method.

I was struck, because the same ocx pointer works fine in the exe and only after passing to dll it does not work. Finally I checked the documentation of extension dlls in the msdn. It says Extension DLLs are built using the dynamic-link library version of MFC (also known as the shared version of MFC). Only MFC executables (either applications or regular DLLs) that are built with the shared version of MFC can use an extension DLL.

So I changed my Exe's setting's to use MFC in a shared dll and ensured that _AFXDLL is present in the preprocessor definition. I also changed the switch for exe /MT to /MD for release and /MTd to /MDd for debug. It started working fine.

So in short I am using Use MFC in Shared dll for both exe and extension dll and using the switch /MD(Use multithreaded dll) for C-Runtime libary selection. I have 4 questions 1. Why in the first case I was not warned by the compiler or linker? Am I using the correct settings right now? Does the setting 'Use multithreaded dll' is applicable to MFC Exe's also? If I am using an MFC Extension dll, I need to redistribute the MFCxx.dll with application for installation in the client machine. Am I correct?

I would like to hear from experts. Also thanks in advance. We have an application running on a shared server (Windows 2000 server/IIS 5.0/JRun 4.0 Updater 3/Siteminder 5.5) with other 40 sites.

Only couple of sites use JRUN. From time to time the IIS freezes and the only way to resolve the issue is to do an IISRESET. After applying the Updater 6, after one day IIS hung again, but this time IISRESET and machine restart didn't help (after all JRUN services were stopped). The only way to have IIS running was to replace the JRUN dll with the previous version (updater 3). Here is an analysis of the IISstatus logs done by one of the IIS experts: Any idea what is causing IIS to hung?

'The problem exists within Inetinfo.exe. There are no ATQ threads available to service requests due to a jrun ISAPI filter which has entered into a critical section on thread 9 and which is waiting on data from a jrun process that is running on this server. Every other ATQ thread is waiting on this critical section. Thread 9 is waiting on a response to a WinSock call. Thread 9 is calling into another process on the local machine. We have an application running on a shared server (Windows 2000 server/IIS 5.0/JRun 4.0 Updater 3/Siteminder 5.5) with other 40 sites. Only couple of sites use JRUN.

From time to time the IIS freezes and the only way to resolve the issue is to do an IISRESET. After applying the Updater 6, after one day IIS hung again, but this time IISRESET and machine restart didn't help (after all JRUN services were stopped). The only way to have IIS running was to replace the JRUN dll with the previous version (updater 3).

Here is an analysis of the IISstatus logs done by one of the IIS experts: Any idea what is causing IIS to hung? 'The problem exists within Inetinfo.exe. There are no ATQ threads available to service requests due to a jrun ISAPI filter which has entered into a critical section on thread 9 and which is waiting on data from a jrun process that is running on this server. Every other ATQ thread is waiting on this critical section. Thread 9 is waiting on a response to a WinSock call. Thread 9 is calling into another process on the local machine. Hello MS: I am running Visual Studio Express C in a Windows 7 x64 platform.

I have also included Windows SDK in arsenal of goodies. My programs run okay but until very recently I noticed in the output windows (bottom right) the following sequence: 'NAV-CONVTR-2.exe': Loaded 'C: C WCLC NAV-CONVTR-2 Debug NAV-CONVTR-2.exe', Symbols loaded. 'NAV-CONVTR-2.exe': Loaded 'C: Windows SysWOW64 ntdll.dll', Cannot find or open the PDB file 'NAV-CONVTR-2.exe': Loaded 'C: Windows SysWOW64 kernel32.dll', Cannot find or open the PDB file 'NAV-CONVTR-2.exe': Loaded 'C: Windows SysWOW64 KernelBase.dll', Cannot find or open the PDB file 'NAV-CONVTR-2.exe': Loaded 'C: Program Files Alwil Software Avast5 snxhk.dll', Cannot find or open the PDB file 'NAV-CONVTR-2.exe': Loaded 'C: Windows SysWOW64 msvcp100d.dll', Symbols loaded. 'NAV-CONVTR-2.exe': Loaded 'C: Windows SysWOW64 msvcr100d.dll', Symbols loaded. Hi, Since I've posted the exact problem on another forum I'll link through to it (sadly I didn't get any replies over there, but then - it is a very strange problem): As you'll see, whenever I enable debug mode on my code (just to say, I'm compiling as 'Release') even when I quit out of VS, I can no longer run my program, untill I rename its compiled directory. Also when I debug, you see a quick flash of a window border opening, and then it instantly dissapears. Hello, I encounter an access violation when calling a DLL inside LabVIEW.

Let's call the DLL 'extcode.dll'. I don't have its code, it comes from an external manufacturer. The code is a simple VI calling a function in the DLL, and prototype is super simple so it cannot be an misconfiguration of the call parameters. The DLL runs perfectly fine when called in other environments (.NET and C). When I attach LabVIEW in Windbg and run the VI, it stops with the message: (724.1200): Access violation - code c0000005 (first chance) First chance exceptions are reported before any exception handling.

This exception may be expected and handled. Ntdll!RtlNewSecurityObjectWithMultipleInheritance+0x12a: 00000000`76ea527a 8911 mov dword ptr [rcx],edx ds:ffffffff`b6f27010=???????? And gives the call stack: ntdll!RtlNewSecurityObjectWithMultipleInheritance+0x12a ntdll!MD5Final+0xedfc ntdll!RtlFindClearBitsAndSet+0xdf4 ntdll!RtlFindClearBitsAndSet+0x3a8 ntdll!RtlFindClearBitsAndSet+0x4b9 ntdll!RtlCreateProcessParametersEx+0x829 ntdll!LdrLoadDll+0x9e KERNELBASE!LoadLibraryExW+0x19c KERNELBASE!LoadLibraryExA+0x51 LabVIEW!ChangeVINameWrapper+0x36f5 LabVIEW!ChangeVINameWrapper+0x3970 LabVIEW!ExtFuncDynLibWrapper+0x211 Note that dependencies of extcode.dll are loaded before the access violation. The situation is random, but when it happens all subsequent tries lead to it. What does it make you think about? Do you think it is a problem in extcode.dll, LabVIEW, or Windows? PS: I use LabVIEW 2010f2 64 bit, on Windows 7 64 bit (and extcode.dll is 64 bit).

I didn't manage to reproduce it on 32 bit system. The error also occurs on LabVIEW 2009. If you fully close LabVIEW (exit out of the getting started window, make sure it's no longer in the process list), and reopen can the problem occur?

Does it work if you run LabVIEW as administrator (I'm not too familiar with the stack trace for dll loading but the one posted looks short, and seems to be failing during security checks)? If you crash LabVIEW (and leave it opened while crashed), can the c version run? Can you create a new static CLN after a reboot?

Have you tried the all the combinations of thread and calling conventions? I had a DLL I wrote just stop working after I updated my daq and vision drivers (removing them didn't fix the problem). I ended up fixing it by recompiling the dll in a newer compiler. I never figured out what the problem was. My guess was that it might have something to do with LabVIEW being IMAGE_FILE_LARGE_ADDRESS_AWARE (which shouldn't affect 64bit in your case), and perhaps the dll as originally wasn't fully compatible with that (I never confirmed that cause since I fixed it). But since you can't recompile my best suggestion at working around it is to try accessing it indirectly. Write a wrapper dll in c and try calling that (I suspect this would also break). Coupling Matrix Synthesis Software Crack Works there.

Call it through.NET (I'm not familiar enough with.NET to say how to do this). Compile it into a exe and have LabVIEW interact with it through the System Exec VI.

Write a 32 bit LabVIEW program to call the dll and have that talk to the 64bit one through other means (TCP or maybe server references). Hi, Thank you for writing in Microsoft Communities. Based on the issue description, it appears that you’re unable to install antivirus software. Before we start troubleshooting on the issue please provide us with the additional information by answering few questions mentioned below, this will help us to troubleshoot better. Which antivirus software are you referring to? How are you trying to install it?

Are you able to install other applications? Do have any other security software installed on the computer? Please go ahead and follow the methods mentioned and later update us on the status of the issue. Method 1: Set your computer in Clean Boot state and then try to install the software.

By setting your system in clean boot state helps in identifying if any third party applications or startup items are causing the issue. How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows XP: Note: After clean boot troubleshooting step, follow the “Steps to configure Windows to use a Normal startup state” in the provided link to return your computer to Normal startup mode.

Method 2: Troubleshoot problems installing and uninstalling programs on Windows-based computers. Please perform these recommended steps and post back if you are still experiencing the issue. Hi, AllA issue raised in my project, seems like a hang.And analyzed by windbg, From the result, we got following informations:1.

I've faced the same problem. It's not a regular deadlock, it can happen spontaneously.

The problem is that a thread caused an unhandled exception (which was processed by my UnhandledExceptionFilterThunk, where I calledMiniDumpWriteDump) can deadlock itself. I suppose that MiniDumpWriteDump suspended all the threads in the process and than called RtlReAllocateHeap. There is a possibility that one of the suspended threads was allocating heap when it was suspended. This can cause a deadlock. This problem still exists in Windows 7 and later versions.

Using Skype Version 5.10.0.115 on manual startup of program I get an error messagethat procedure entry point NTALPCSendWaitReceivePort cannot be located in NTDLL.DLL Using DLL investigation tools I see that the NTDLL.DLL does not contain such a procedure/function - File version of DLL is 5.1.2600.6055 Skype was working a couple of weeks ago without this error message. I have tried downgrading to 5.10.0.114 but with no effect.

Still get error message. Anyone know how to correct this please? Go to Solution. I am stung by a bug and need some help - On some machines running Windows-Vista, my C++ application crashes intermittently. Dump file shows following stack trace: ntdll!DbgBreakPoint kernel32!BaseThreadInitThunk+0x12 ntdll!RtlInitializeExceptionChain+0x63 ntdll!RtlInitializeExceptionChain+0x36 None of the above are from my application, thus leaving me clueless about the problem. And raw stack displays the following: ntdll!DbgUiRemoteBreakin+0x3c. Ntdll!RtlInitializeExceptionChain+0x36 CEIP/SQM is disabled on the PC.

I am wondering why WinSqmStartSession has been called when SQM is disabled! Any ideas what could be causing my application crash only on Vista? It works just fine on Win-XP! What are the areas that I need to look for any clues in such scenario? I must be lucky because I keep running into the same bug.

Today, CDB hung again with the same deadlock after executing the commands below:.lines -e ~0s kb Debugger hung halfway through displaying a stack. Now application EXE is Running.

I followed below cited points: Remove the auto-generation of manifests(from all DLLs) and change the manifest generation form your EXE to an external manifest; you can do this by choosing: Project Properties Configuration Manifest Tool Input and Output Embed Manifest: NoRecompile your application and modify the external manifest as follows:Copy your application and the external manifest to your deployment directoryOpen the manifest-file (appname.exe.manifest) and remove the PublicKeyToken from all MFC/CRT/ATL/OpenMP entries. HI I am finding one crash in my application. When my application is trying to access the global variable and hence crash is happening. Can any one tell me when is the data section gets unloaded from memory.

I am using xp professional. I have written one application which uses load library and loadlibary fails. I have replaced my shell to iexplore -k In this scenario, LoadLibrary fails.

HI I am finding one crash in my application. When my application is trying to access the global variable and hence crash is happening. Can any one tell me when is the data section gets unloaded from memory. I am using xp professional. I have written one application which uses load library and loadlibary fails. I have replaced my shell to iexplore -k In this scenario, LoadLibrary fails. I am using windbg to analyze a crash demp, when running the kb command, I got the following stack.

What could be the cause of this kind of problem? What does WARNING: Frame IP not in any known module. Following frames may be wrong. 0:003 kb ChildEBP RetAddr Args to Child 02bf100c 77b39758 02bf109c 02bf10b8 00000000 ntdll!RtlCallVectoredExceptionHandlers0xd 02bf1084 77b65dd7 02bf109c 02bf10b8 02bf109c ntdll!RtlDispatchException0x19 02bf1084 025bc6c8 02bf109c 02bf10b8 02bf109c ntdll!KiUserExceptionDispatcher0xf WARNING: Frame IP not in any known module. Following frames may be wrong. Hi, I've an exe which is a COM. The exe is built with VS2005 and uses MFC in a shared library the exe also links to a dll which is built with VS2008 and uses also MFC.

The exe also links to a dll which uses MFC4 the exe also linke to both ole32.dll and oleaut32.dll that exe worked fine, tillwe decided that we need to replace the VS2008 dll with with a new one built by VS2010. Now it crashes. The crash happens only for the release dlls, because they don't inclue oleaut32.dll, but if we used the debug version, which loads oleaut32.dll, there is not crash NOTE: the exe already loads oleaut32.dll can anyone help me please. When I run a Visual C++ program.

It fails.This is what the Dr Watson Log contains.Microsoft (R) DrWtsn32Copyright (C) 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp. All rights reserved. Application exception occurred: App: D: oracle VIS apps apps_st appl fnd 12.0.0 bin CCMSVC.exe (pid=3480) When: @ 19:18:26.546 Exception number: c0000005 (access violation) *---- System Information ----* Computer Name: MARUTHI User Name: Administrator Terminal Session Id: 0 Number of Processors: 2 Processor Type: x86 Family 15 Model 2 Stepping 9 Windows Version: 5.1 Current Build: 2600 Service Pack: 2 Current Type: Multiprocessor Free Registered Organization: JVH Technologies Inc. How do i fix this problem Event Type:Information Event Source:Application Popup Event Category:None Event ID:26 User:N/A Description: Application popup: ifcgi60.exe - Unable To Locate DLL: The dynamic link library D2LA60.dll could not be found in the specified path C: orant tools web60 cgi.;C: WINNT System32;C: WINNT system;C: WINNT;C: WINNT system32;C: WINNT;C: WINNT System32 Wbem. And if I copied this file which already exist in Oracle_Home BIN folder it again ask for CORE40.dll and then NLSRTL33.dll and then starts and suddenly the screen dissapears Any suggestion will be appreciated.

How do i fix this problem Event Type:Information Event Source:Application Popup Event Category:None Event ID:26 User:N/A Description: Application popup: ifcgi60.exe - Unable To Locate DLL: The dynamic link library D2LA60.dll could not be found in the specified path C: orant tools web60 cgi.;C: WINNT System32;C: WINNT system;C: WINNT;C: WINNT system32;C: WINNT;C: WINNT System32 Wbem. And if I copied this file which already exist in Oracle_Home BIN folder it again ask for CORE40.dll and then NLSRTL33.dll and then starts and suddenly the screen dissapears Any suggestion will be appreciated. Hey guys, i have a static library that implement some direct3d functionality. And i come to do the exe. I mase an mfc with shared dll project dialog based. I includes my static library in the exe ran it.some parts of direct3d functionality worked, and others did.

I have replaced the legacy implementation of our logging mechanism with a system that is that is based on ETW. The new library is a drop in replacement for the old. The problem is that many legacy DLLs called the initialization of the logging mechanism from DLLMain. The problem is that I am getting crashes periodically that look similar to the crash below. It appears we are getting a callback even thought the DLL has been unloaded. My code calls the UnregisterTraceGuids but from DLL Main on the process detach. I believe I can refactor the code to perform the initialization and de-initialization from within the DLL however there are a large number of DLLs that have to be modified, some of them doing this would be difficult.

Do I have any other options? Sample crash. 051 k ChildEBP RetAddr WARNING: Stack unwind information not available. Following frames may be wrong. 07aaf8dc 77bc705a Unloaded_mcvspp.dll0xc160 07aaf960 77bcdc0a ntdll!RegisterGuidsApiCallback0x6a 07aaf9b8 77bbea3e ntdll!EtwpUpdateEnableInfoAndCallback0x11b 07aaf9d0 77bbe9e4 ntdll!EtwpProcessNotification0x2a 07aafa10 77bbf6ce ntdll!EtwDeliverDataBlock0xc3 07aafa2c 779cd0e9 ntdll!EtwpNotificationThread0x47 07aafa38 77bf19bb kernel32!BaseThreadInitThunk0xe 07aafa78 77bf198e ntdll!__RtlUserThreadStart0x23 07aafa0 ntdll!_RtlUserThreadStart0x1b. Hi, I have an exe, which loads my dll using the load library and then calls a method test on the dll.

In this method, exe passes a vector to the dll.here is the signature of the method on the dll void test(const char *x, const std::vectorconst char* vec1). What i observed is that if the exe is in debug mode, I see all the parameters in vector vec1, but if the exe is in release mode, I see that the vector is corrupted, and i see only few garbage values in the vector which the exe sent. I debugged the dll in both the cases,in debug i see that i get all the values intact. Any pointers to this problem please?? Thanks in adavance. Hi, I have a problem that I don't understand and I hope that someone can help me!

I developed an ATL DLL that wrap a C library. The wrapper simply load a c class and wrap it. The C lib works as aspected if used from a test console application, but when I use the COM DLL from a VB6 test project, I get a strange behaviour. When I close the application, all objects are destroyed (the FinalRelease is called and all objects destructors are called) and theDllCanUnloadNow() return S_OK, but the process hang (the application seem closed but it is in the process list and the debugger is running). If I pause the debugger, I get the message: The process appears to be deadlocked. This thread is processing an inbound RPC call over LRPC to the splwow64_1d_2731e962_0_2000 endpoint. We had written a dynamically linked library (DLL) for JPG encoding using Intel IPP libraries(IPP V 7.0 - ippj-7.0.dll).

We made use of the classes in UIC sample code (UIC JPEGEncoder) for JPG encoding. In our scenario we had used the thread count for IPP and openMP as default (Which will be equals to the number of processors).

An access violation has occurred in the application which loaded the JPEG encode library. On analyzing the crash dump generated, we came to know that the exception has occurred from the exit of a thread. The call stack for the exception caused thread is shown below. 1ac3fa94 77af7f02 kernel32!UnhandledExceptionFilter+0x127 1ac3fa9c 77a9e324 ntdll!__RtlUserThreadStart+0x62 1ac3fab0 77a9e1b4 ntdll!_EH4_CallFilterFunc+0x12 1ac3fad8 77ac7199 ntdll!_except_handler4+0x8e 1ac3fafc 77ac716b ntdll!ExecuteHandler2+0x26 1ac3fb20 77a9f98f ntdll!ExecuteHandler+0x24 1ac3fbac 77ac6ff7 ntdll!RtlDispatchException+0x127 1ac3fbac 05ff4513 ntdll!KiUserExceptionDispatcher+0xf WARNING: Stack unwind information not available. Following frames may be wrong.

1ac3fedc 77aaf684 ippj_7_0!ippiEncodeHuffmanRawTableInit_JPEG_8u+0x11523 1ac3ff74 77aaf632 ntdll!LdrShutdownThread+0x35 1ac3ff84 76f0ed73 ntdll!RtlExitUserThread+0x2a 1ac3ff94 77ae377b kernel32!BaseThreadInitThunk+0x15 1ac3ffd4 77ae374e ntdll!__RtlUserThreadStart+0x70 1ac3ffec 00000000 ntdll!_RtlUserThreadStart+0x1b This library is dynamically loaded in our application (Using LoadLibrary API) and will be unloaded after use. When LoadLibrary API of JPEG encode library is called, 4 threads (2 IPP and 2 OpenMP) are spawned and if FreeLibrary is called, these threads are exited. But in issue occurred scenario, FreeLibary is not invoked (Threads are still alive). That is exception is thrown during the normal encoding operation.

We assume that the exception has occurred from one of IPP spawned thread, since the function ippj_7_0!ippiEncodeHuffmanRawTableInit_JPEG_8u( as shown in the above call stack ) had called from this thread. We also ensured that the function ippiEncodeHuffmanRawTableInit_JPEG_8u is not get invoked during the normal execution flow for JPEG encoding from our JPEG encode library. So could you please let us know the scenario in which the function ippiEncodeHuffmanRawTableInit_JPEG_8u will be invoked?

And also please inform the possible causes of such a crash on IPP thread exit. I get this error 0x80248015 when it goes to look for updates. Hi All, I'm having a problem with a EXE that i've built. I've made a very simple VI to track down the problem, but with no sucess. I've got a set of PCI cards. I've got a top level dll that i make calls to in LV8.5 and there are a bunch of lower level dll's that i think this top level dll uses (recursive??).

Anyway, i build a vi that uses the call library function node to initalise the PCI cards. This doesn't require anything to be passed to the dll and works a treat in LV.

I then built an EXE. The first time through LV had a fit because i hadn't included the lower level dll's and it started objecting with various error messages. I then included these dll's in the build and hey presto got an exe without any warnings.

When i run the EXE i don't get any errors or warnings (which is great), but actually i don't get anything - the PCI cards don't initalise (which is not so great). I know this because you can hear a bunch of relays turning on and off when the PCI cards are initalised. As i said works fine as a vi but doesn't once it's built as an EXE. Any pointers? Go to Solution.

Greetings, I am trying to register a dll using regsvr32. Only some of our functions are compiled with icl, most are done with msvcc. We are attempting to convert to 10.1.025 from 9.1.037. This all worked with 9.1. When I compile everything with msvcc, it works fine, no problems registering or anything.

When I compile with 9.1 it all works. With 10.1.025 it crashes out during registering with an access violation, address = 0x00000000. It never seems to get into our dll, none of the breakpoints are hit. Quoting - diehard2 Hi, make sure libguide40 is in the same directory as your dll.

Regsvr loads the dll, and this in turn loads libguide (which most likely is nowhere in your path). Hope this helps diehard2, Thanks for the reply. The dll is in the correct directory, the top 5 calls in the stack are all within that library. I have opened a Premier case and we are working on it. There is some issue in the openmp libs somewhere.

Its amazing because we don't use the openmp stuff in our application anywhere, it just seems to get pulled in because the IPP libs use it. In some cases, they are not compiled with ICL, just link with IPP and the lib files from ICL 10.1. These are more recent than the ones in IPP and overwrite the IPP versions. Thanks again. Hi, I've read alot of posts on this subject but somehow I still cannot fix my problem. I have built using nmake at command line the LIBTIFF library version 3.9.5. I have visual studio 2005 nmake /f makefilve.vc In my folder I have my.dll my.lib and my manifest files.

The manifest file lists the dependency for MSVCR80.dll correctly see (it is the only dependency listed): dependentAssembly assemblyIdentity type='win32' name='Microsoft.VC80.CRT' version='8.0.' ProcessorArchitecture='x86' publicKeyToken='1fc8b3b9a1e18e3b' / /dependentAssembly The MSVCR80.dll does exist in C: WINDOWS WinSxS x86_Microsoft.VC80.CRT_1fc8b3b9a1e18e3b_8.0._x-ww_e6967989 on my machine. Here is the content: msvcm80.dll msvcp80.dll msvcr80.dll I ran my application that tries to load LIBTIFF.dll in dependency walker and in the tree I have my exe and the LibTiff.dll. Under LibTiff.dll the tree expends with two MSVCP80.dll which are not found. If I double click on libtiff.dll in the tree of Denpendency walker, it opens a new window listing two MSVCR80.dll correctly found. I used dumpbin to see how the.obj files for TiffLib were generated and they were compiled with /MD My exe application is a Borland Delphi 6 application. What am I missing?

Why MSVCP80.dll? Thank for any help. Hi, br i have some problems with a web site that uses Crystal Reports for generate reporting.

Intermittently the IIS (w3wp.exe) crashes with the following message br Log name: Applicationbr Source: Application Errorbr Date: 10:13:15br Id Event: 1000br Task Category: (100)br Type: Errorbr key words: Classicbr User: N/Dbr Computer: SERVERbr Description:br Fail application w3wp.exe, version 7.0.6001.18000, timestamp 0x47919413, fail module ntdll.dll, version 6.0.6001.18000, timestamp 0x4791a783, exception code 0xc0000374, fail offset 0x000aada3, process id 0x70a8, start app time 0x01ca41066b9ad980.br br I called to Microsoft and pay to them to help me to solve this problem. Hiall I have the question aboutrunning LaBVIEW 7.1 exe problem Now, i have the problem about run the LabVIEW 7.1.EXE. We had written the LabVIEW program and build it to.EXE in this current PC ( Already installed LabVIEW 7.1).The program include some instrutment library here.

In this current PC, it has not any problem with any using. Then, we put this.EXE into another PC which is not install any LabVIEW software. So we install the LabVIEW 7.1 Run time engine and LabVIEW 7.1 software in this PC to run this program. However, it observes the problem when using LabVIEW and it will show this error box [See 'Before error.JPG'] 'tktxx vi' is one of the instrutment library components.Then, we have reduced the number of missing tktxx vi's from 7 to 4 by installing the IVI Compliance Package: [ See 'After IVI.jpg'] and then open.EXE, it will show this error box [See 'After IVI error.jpg'] So What 's the problem of this EXE. Is it need any DLL required to run this EXE?? Thanks for all your help!! Regrads Steve SO Attachments: After IVI error.jpg ‏178 KB.

I have VS2005 and IVF 11.1.054. I have a solution consisting of a C++ main program and Fortran DLL. I make the Cmain project dependent on the DLL.

I have added the DLL.LIB file to the C++ project. Under 'project.properties.configuration properties.linker.general.additional library dependencies' I have added a path to the DLL. I am trying the debug configuration first. The solution builds OK. When I try 'Start without debugging' I get a message box saying 'This application has failed to start because Dll1.dll was not found.

Reinstalling the application may fix this problem.' I am at a loss to understand how, having made the Cmain dependent on the DLL project etc, the Cmain.EXE cannot find the DLL. Why is this and how to automatically direct the Cmain program to the dll folder? Update: I have copied the DLL to the Cmain /debug/ folder containing the.EXE file and now the Cmain program executes Ok and finds the DLL.

Why do I have to do this? Problem definition: Creation of each new thread produces memory leak. Investigation results: Upon creation of new thread each DLL loaded in the process gets a call to DllMain (in case of native DLLs) or CorDLLMain in case of managed DLLs (DLL_THREAD_ATTACH).

On thread destruction the same process is done with parameterDLL_THREAD_DETACH. In case of pure managed DLLs or pure native DLLs this mechanism works fine (i.e. No memory leaks). In case of mixed (Managed C or C/CLI) DLLs each call to CorDLLMain produces a leak of 12 bytes of native memory (heap 150000).

Leak remains after thread is destroyed. As a result, if threads are created and destroyed frequently, process accumulates huge memory leaks. Leak stack looks like this: mscoreei!ClrAllocInProcessHeapBootstrap00000055 mscoreei! Operator new00000043 mscoreei!

RtlPcToFileHeader0000D34F mscoreei! GetThunkUseState0000002C mscoreei!

CorDllMain0000007F mscoree! ShellShim __ CorDllMain000000E1 mscoree!

CorDllMain_Exported00000037 ntdll! LdrpInitializeThread00000163 ntdll! LdrpInitialize000000AF ntdll! LdrInitializeThunk0000000E Workaround: As a workaround we disable DLL notificaitons on thread creation by callingDisableThreadLibraryCalls API function for each mixed DLL. (Frequent thread creation / destruction cannot be avoided at this stage).

Conditions: VS2010,.NET 4.0, process loads all kinds of DLLs: pure.NET, pure native and mixed DLLs. Problem happens both with Managed C and C/CLI DLLs. Problem easily reproduces with primitive tester application. Most of threads are managed threads created in C# code.

Note: This problem does not happen with VS2005 /.NET 2.0. Questions: Is it known problem?

What is root cause? Is there solutionavailable? Hi!I have builded an EXE with the App. In my application I use the Call Library Node, and call functions from a DLL.I give the path of the dll with the 'Current VI path', than strip the path, and add the DLL-s name. So in the CallLibNode I check the 'specify path on diagram' option.It works when I run my application on a PC that has the LV 8.5 installed.But when I install my app on a PC that does not have it, just my setup installs the Runtime Engine onto it, it does not work, and I get errors.Which is the proper way to give the DLL-s path, if I want my app run on any PC that does not have LV installed?Thanks:Waszil.

A WCF service is using a C/C DLL. The dll uses __declspec(thread) specifier for it's globals and static variables.

There is a dedicated native (c)thread that is expected to use the TLS slots. Now even though the tasks/threads of WCF service dont require TLS slots, the TLS array is getting initialized. A WCF service is using a C/C DLL.

The dll uses __declspec(thread) specifier for it's globals and static variables. There is a dedicated native (c)thread that is expected to use the TLS slots. Now even though the tasks/threads of WCF service dont require TLS slots, the TLS array is getting initialized. Lyndasickler wrote: This error happens to me every time I try to log on.

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I have run the MS file and say my version is already current. I have uninstalled Skype and tried to reload. Still get the error. Download and install DirectX End-User Runtime Web Installer from the below link.

Also suggest, Download and Reinstall the new Skype 5.7 beta version. See if it helps.

Regards,Tamim__________________________________________________________________________________________Location - Dhaka Bangladesh - Standard Time Zone: GMT/UTC + 06:00 hourIf one of my replies has adequately addressed your issue, please click on the “Accept as Solution” button. If you found a post useful then please 'Give Kudos' at the bottom of my post, so that this information can benefit others. Hello, I have a problem with.net application that uses LabView shared dll (c mode).

Is it generally OK for an EXE that has MFC linked statically to load an use another DLL wich has MFC linked as shared DLL?To be more specific:I have an EXE that links a lib. Let's call it mylib.lib. That Lib as well as the EXE have MFC linked statically. Then in a completely different project I have a regular DLL, wich is compiled with the /CLR switch and therefore needs the special CRT libs as well as MFC linked as shared library. This DLL links mylib.lib too only that this time mylib.lib links MFC as shared library too.

Both exe and dll need need to link against mylib.lib because the dll exports a function that returns an interface whose methods contain types defined in mylib.lib. Now - is this scenario problematic in any way? Hi!I tried to obfuscate a library assembly (dll) with dotfuscator community edition present in Visual Studio 2005 installation.this assembly is used by an exe assembly and is strong name signed.I've resigned the library assembly and I copy this dll (obfuscated and resigned) in the exe path.Result: my exe assembly don't work. Because it not find a class contained in my library.the exe assembly have a reference for this library assembly. And don't use reflection for use it.the sign of my class in the library is Public NotInheritable Class nameClass.I don't use remoting, serializing, but inside this library I use reflection to another library assembly that it's not obfucated.I think that the limitation for using remoting, serializing and reflection is to the library obfuscated and not from the library obfuscated to another one (not obfuscated). It's correct?Anyone can help me?Thanks.

Well, I sorted out my issue- I'll post what I found here in case someone finds this thread via a search and has a similar problem. My first mistake- no point in obsfucating the Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel assembly at all- its Microsofts and not mine, so none of my secrets are in there anyway- as long as the.dll is in the same directory as the other assemblies it will work fine. Once I did this my assemblies obsfucated without any issue, but when I ran the application I got a new error; Could not find any resources appropriate for the specified culture or the neutral culture. Make sure assemblyname.Properties.Resources.resources was correctly embedded or linked into assembly assemblyname at compile time, or that all the satellite assemblies required are loadable and fully signed. This was quick to resolve- when Dotfuscator renames everything it renames all the resources- and if you are calling those resources by name via a string in a get function they wont be found.

To resolve that it was a simple rule under the naming exclusions, as described by the suppliers site (you need to register to get access, but its available with the community edition) It was a simple case of putting a filter that caused certain types to not be renamed- putting this text.*[.]Properties[.]Resources$ regex=true on the Rename tab, Exclude sub tab, after adding a type- it goes in the Name field for the type. This resulted in a wonderfully renamed assembly- nothing is unreadable, but it sure makes it hard.

Hello NI developers! I have a DLL for LabView. Inside the DLL there are many 'printf('.Text.' If I compile source code as an.exe and run it - it runs a windows console and shows text outputted buy ' printf(.) ' and even somewhere expects input from keyboard.

I want my DLL, when I execute VI, also launch console and show all the information the same way as a console application. I understand that I can simply make a VI which executes.exe application, but I need to receive data from this program to Labview, so I think I should use a DLL. Could anybody point me at a possible solution of this problem? Thank you in advance. Hi, Our company's website has recently started suffering from a problem where some sections will hang and never load.

On investigation I have found that recycling the application pool for the website resolves the problem for a while. Event viewer is showing the following at regular intervals: Faulting application w3wp.exe, version 7.0.6002.18005, time stamp 0x49e023cf, faulting module ntdll.dll, version 6.0.6002.18541, time stamp 0x4ec3e3d5, exception code 0xc0000374, fault offset 0x000b06b7, process id 0x17e8, application start time 0x01cd0271af7b61cf. Our website uses a combination of.net and PHP pages and connects to a number of MySQL databases. We had this same issue and a similar call stack. In particular, php5ts in the stack right before the msvcrt call and heap validation failure. In IIS I found that the PHP ISAPI dll was setup under both ISAPI Filters and Handler Mappings. However, I'm not sure why it was setup under ISAPI Filters because I can find no references to that being necessary with IIS 7.5 running PHP via ISAPI.

Once I removed the PHP ISAPI dll from the ISAPI Filters list (check at both server and site level settings), leaving the correct setup via the Handler Mappings in place, my w3wp faults went away. Hello, we currently have a very strange problem. Our Java-RMI-server-application crashes with an EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION.

The access violation occurs in different modules (extract from Dr.Watson-Log): 1. Crash: ntdll - ZwDeviceIoControlFile 2.

Crash: javai - FindClassFromClass (FPO: [4,0,3]) 3. Crash: ntdll - RtlAllocateHeap 4. Crash: ntdll - RtlSizeHeap 5. Crash: javai - MakeClassSticky (FPO: [EBP 0x026ADA88] [2,0,4]) 6. Crash: javai - ObjAlloc (FPO: [EBP 0x00000004] [3,3,4]) 7. Crash: ntdll - ZwDeviceIoControlFile 8.

Crash: ntdll - RtlAllocateHeap 9. Crash: ntdll - ZwWaitForSingleObject 10.crash: ntdll - RtlAllocateHeap 11.crash: ntdll - RtlAllocateHeap 12.crash: javai - MakeClassSticky (FPO: [1,0,3]) The effect cannot be reproduced. There are no recognizable dependencies to special actions, time or load. The time between two crashes differ between 30 minutes and 3 days. The application doesn't run the whole day, it starts in the morning and stops in the evening. Through the night it runs in a batch modus for e.g. Calculating purposes.

The server-application runs as a windows service (with srvany) and uses a JNI-DLL (connection to SAP), but there's no JNI-call at crash-time. A Oracle 9i database, Tivoli and UC4 is also running on the same machine. The problem exits on different machines (all clustered) with different architectures, so nothing points to a hardware failure.

We also have some machines without any problems. We don't have the problems on any machine while running on a NT 4.0 server, only the clustered Windows 2000 servers are concerned.

We tried the following JRE's: 1.1.8 (SUN), 1.3.1 (SUN, 2 different builds) and the 1.3.1 coming from the Oracle installation. Thanks for any help or hint. Regards, Jens Becker. Mike, It appears that in the past few days you have not received a response to your posting. That concerns us, and has triggered this automated reply.

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