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Error "Visual Studio has encountered an exception...may be caused by an extension"

jlgilber
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I get this error message under the following conditions:
Running XE 12.0 update 9 on XP machine.
If a specific subroutine is "open" so that it shows up in the source window.
OR
The first time I click on this subroutine to open it in the source window.

If I close the window and reopn the source I DO NOT get the error message.
I have 80 someodd subroutines and this is the OPNY one that causes this error message to appear.
This Subroutine happens to be the subroutine that contains the !dec$ attributes for being called from EXCEL

!dec$ attributes dllexport :: DispatchDLL
!dec$ attributes alias : "DISPATCHDLL" :: DispatchDLL
!dec$ attributes stdcall, REFERENCE :: DispatchDLL
!dec$ attributes MIXED_STR_LEN_ARG :: DispatchDLL

If I clear the message and continue, I can build my project and continue as if I never got the error message.

I tried to do the suggestion and start the project with /lop parameter, but did NOT get (or be able to find) the ActivityLog.xml file that the /log was supposed to create.

Any ideas as to what is causing this error message

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Steven_L_Intel1
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Try update 10 and see if that helps. We have seen a couple of different variations on this error and fixed those we know about.
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jlgilber
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Installed Update 10... Opened project.... Got same error message.
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Steven_L_Intel1
Employee
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Would you please provide a ZIP of your project (after a Build > Clean)?
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jlgilber
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I created a new project, added the one subroutine, deleted most of the code, added a few lines to make a main routine (to remove build errors).

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Steven_L_Intel1
Employee
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So you are no longer seeing this error? Or did you mean to attach this new project, as you didn't...
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jlgilber
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Still gets the error message. Thought I had attached the zip file. Hopefully I did it right this time.
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Steven_L_Intel1
Employee
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I asked our developers to take a look at this. Issue ID is DPD200182177.
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Steven_L_Intel1
Employee
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The developers tell me that this is fixed for the next update.
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jlgilber1
Beginner
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Does that mean Composer XE 12.1 Update 11.344 or the one to follow this ?
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Steven_L_Intel1
Employee
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It would be Update 11.
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jlgilber1
Beginner
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Thanks.

It appears that this issue is now causing me a problem.
I will install Update 11 and see if it corrects my original problem and my current problem.
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