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While running the Discovery project(which discover Intel AMT devices in a network and how to obtains information about them) from Intel AMT SDK sample in visual studio i get this.
Debugger:: An unhandled non-continuable STATUS_DLL_NOT_FOUND exception was thrown during process load
Can anyone lead me to the solution, What library i'm missing?
Thanks
Ashish.
Debugger:: An unhandled non-continuable STATUS_DLL_NOT_FOUND exception was thrown during process load
Can anyone lead me to the solution, What library i'm missing?
Thanks
Ashish.
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Nevermind, I build in release mode and it execute...
P.S
But what makes it to run in release mode, if someone know it pleas throw light
Thanks
Ashish
P.S
But what makes it to run in release mode, if someone know it pleas throw light
Thanks
Ashish
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Quoting - Ashish Chauhan
Nevermind, I build in release mode and it execute...
P.S
But what makes it to run in release mode, if someone know it pleas throw light
Thanks
Ashish
P.S
But what makes it to run in release mode, if someone know it pleas throw light
Thanks
Ashish
Hi Ashish,
The release build and the Debug build use different DLLs (the debug one has symbols for debugging) and the release DLL is already available in your path during execution.
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Quoting - Lance Atencio (Intel)
Hi Ashish,
The release build and the Debug build use different DLLs (the debug one has symbols for debugging) and the release DLL is already available in your path during execution.
Sorry if i sound stupid, But how do i overcome this situation, I checked that all the libraries are properly linked or am i mssing something very general.
Thanks
Ashish.
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Okay i copied "StatusStrings.dll" to system32 folder and it works, But it doesn't work when i mention the path of "StatusStrings.dll" in VC++ directories.. Anybody facing same problem?
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Quoting - Ashish Chauhan
Okay i copied "StatusStrings.dll" to system32 folder and it works, But it doesn't work when i mention the path of "StatusStrings.dll" in VC++ directories.. Anybody facing same problem?
Sounds like an issue with how you are setting the path in Visual Studio. Please take a look at in the Visual Studio help files.
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Quoting - Lance Atencio (Intel)
Sounds like an issue with how you are setting the path in Visual Studio. Please take a look at in the Visual Studio help files.
Yes that was the problem, I defined all the environmental and system variables once again and re-changed the settings in visual studio, Now it works :)
Thanks
Ashish
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Quoting - Ashish Chauhan
Yes that was the problem, I defined all the environmental and system variables once again and re-changed the settings in visual studio, Now it works :)
Thanks
Ashish
Great! I'm glad it is working for you now.
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