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VB6 IDE Crashes when running project closes.

Author
2 Mar 2007 4:28 PM
LHrabar
After testing my project, I close it to return to the IDE to make changes. I
receive the standard Microsoft "xxx had an error and needs to close...."
error and the IDE crashes. This does not happen when the .exe is run outside
of the IDE.  The error is always the same - 'The instruction at 0x1103900
referenced memory at 0x11003900. The memory could not be "read"'. This has
just started happening(Two days ago).  I was not receiving this error last
Friday(The last time I made a change to my project). Has anyone else run into
something like this, or have any suggustions as to what could be causing the
problem. I have not added any new "add-ins" or new third-party controls to
this project since December, and this was just a newer version of a control
that I have been using in the project since January 2005.
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LHrabar

Author
5 Mar 2007 9:17 AM
Jan Hyde
LHrabar <LHra***@discussions.microsoft.com>'s wild thoughts
were released on Fri, 2 Mar 2007 08:28:35 -0800 bearing the
following fruit:

>After testing my project, I close it to return to the IDE to make changes. I
>receive the standard Microsoft "xxx had an error and needs to close...."
>error and the IDE crashes. This does not happen when the .exe is run outside
>of the IDE.  The error is always the same - 'The instruction at 0x1103900
>referenced memory at 0x11003900. The memory could not be "read"'. This has
>just started happening(Two days ago).  I was not receiving this error last
>Friday(The last time I made a change to my project). Has anyone else run into
>something like this, or have any suggustions as to what could be causing the
>problem. I have not added any new "add-ins" or new third-party controls to
>this project since December, and this was just a newer version of a control
>that I have been using in the project since January 2005.

How do you close it?

Do you close your program cleanly using your own progams
exit method?

Or do you cause your program to crash by clicking the stop
button in the IDE?