Re: Access Violation in MSVCRDT.DLL

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=?Utf-8?B?RGF2aWQgU2FuY2hleg==?= <DavidSanchez@discussions.microsoft.com>

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microsoft.public.vc.mfc

Date:

Thu, 4 Oct 2007 07:47:01 -0700

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To Drew,

That code looks very much what is in MFC when the framewoirk is freeeing the
allocated memory. The violation occurs when the DOCMANAGER is deleting from
the pDoc. It hit the second one in the vector and the value is valid but
then the SBHEAP.Cpp module is called it produces a violation. Here is a
funny error that also pops up: "Memory Block near COSTA RICA is bad" I had
to call in my coworks on this one because we found it funny the MFC allocates
memory by regions base on the world global.
--
David Sanchez

"Drew" wrote:

What happens if you do something like:

void CMyFrameWnd::OnClose()
{
CDocument* pDocument = GetActiveDocument();
if ( pDocument != NULL )
{
pDocument->m_bAutoDelete = FALSE;
}
CMDIFrameWnd::OnClose();
delete pDocument;
}

Drew

"David Sanchez" <DavidSanchez@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:42404CE1-3CE3-41FC-91BB-4F33D5E5AB83@microsoft.com...

I have a suite of applications written in VC6 using STL and MFC. The issue
is for the pass month I have been making changes to a common used DLL in
the
suite which caused me to recompile all the accessing applications. Now
after
recompiling I get ACCESS VIOLATION 0xc0000004 in MSVCRDT.DLL on exiting
the
application. I also noticed the it occurs when the DOCMANAGER is being
deleting from memory. The other thing is when running in the debugger
upon
exiting the module SBHEAP.C line 238 is where the exception occurs. I
think
this is miss leading but I included it just in case.

Any ideas on why after 10 years of clean exits, one recompile and MFC is
blowing up?????
--
David Sanchez