Re: VS 2003 .net application crashes in AFX_MANAGE_STATE
Is nSlot an index into an array. That could be what is causing your stack
problem. As Ajay mentioned you may want to go back to the calling routine
and find out why it is ending up with that high of a value.
I never had any problems with DLLs going from 6 to 2003.
Tom
"JR" <JR@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I have an application that was originally created using VS 6.0. I
converted
it (and all the associated .dll projects) to VS 2003 .NET. I finally
managed
to build everything successfully. But now when I run the .exe, my program
crashes in the first AFX_MANAGE_STATE(AfxGetStaticModuleState()) call.
The .exe is an MFC app. It calls:
an MFC shared DLL (COM server with no exported functions) which calls:
another MFC shared DLL via an exported function with the AFX_MANAGE_STATE
as
first line in function code.
The last entry in the call stack is a call to
CThreadSlotData::GetThreadValue(int nSlot = 3211313) Line 251.
The nSlot value should be between 1 and 6.
This all worked fine when linked with the MFC42xx dll's. Am I missing
something in my build settings? Any ideas?
Thanks,
Jeremy
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