Re: C++ / VS 2005 App runs in Debug, Not in release mode
You can add debug information to the release build in your project's
compiler and linker setting pages, then debug it.
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Sheng Jiang
Microsoft MVP in VC++
"Phil Rounds" <Phil Rounds@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CAA4D3F3-911C-409D-B729-E9DF07A32BB1@microsoft.com...
I have a C++ application (dialog based) that I imported into VS 2005.
When I
run in debug mode, everything works fine. When I try to run it in release
mode, things go badly.
The main app calls opens a dialog box. In release mode, the constructor
works fine, the subsequent
pMyApp->MyInitDialog->DoModal() bombs
Initially, I simply had
MyInitDialog:: OnInitDialog()
{
:: AfxMessageBox(" Hi From InitDialog OnInitDialog()", NULL, NULL);
CDialog:: OnInitDialog();
...
}
The message box above never appeared.
I added a method PreInitDialog()
MyInitDialog:: PreInitDialog()
{
::AfxMessageBox("Hi from PreInitDialog()", NULL, NULL);
return;
}
which similarly never shows up, the program just crashes at the DoModal()
call at the app level.
Are there any calls implicit in the DoModal() method that I should be
looking at?
Any other suggestions?
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