Re: unhandled exception at 0x7832530f (mfc80ud.dll) when close application
Khanathar@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi,
When i close my application i have the following error message.
Unhandled exception at 0x7832530f (mfc80ud.dll) in AvatarClip.exe:
0xC0000005:Access violation reading location 0xfeeeff56.
0xfeeeff56 is 104 bytes counting from 0xfeeefeee, the value a pointer
gets once it's been deallocated by HeapFree().
Most likely 'pDocument' points to a document that has already been
deleted, have you tried to put a breakpoint before this line and see
what value 'pDocument' has? If 'pDocument' looks valid, what does it
have as members? Any of them look suspicious? Like the 'view' or
'm_view' or something like that?
Most likely what happens is you blow away something you're not
supposed to, before the control arrives to this place.
Just after that i find my cursor in winfrm.cpp file on :
// detect the case that this is the last frame on the document and
// shut down with OnCloseDocument instead.
if (pDocument != NULL && pDocument->m_bAutoDelete)
{
BOOL bOtherFrame = FALSE;
------------>POSITION pos = pDocument->GetFirstViewPosition();
while (pos != NULL)
{
CView* pView = pDocument->GetNextView(pos);
ENSURE_VALID(pView);
if (pView->GetParentFrame() != this)
{
bOtherFrame = TRUE;
break;
}
}
if (!bOtherFrame)
{
pDocument->OnCloseDocument();
return;
}
plesae reply me as soon as possible I have tried a lot to solve this
problem
Athar khan
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