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I tried use ISNAN. It compiled ok, but when I ran it, it crashed immediately, with the error message of:
First-chance exception in f2d.exe: 0xC0000005: Access Violation.
The thread 0x58C has exited with code -1073741667 (0xC000009D).
The program 'C:francf2dDebugf2d.exe' has exited with code -1073741667 (0xC000009D)
And the debugger can't stop at the point where my project crashed.
Could you please tell me about these messages?
Thanks.
First-chance exception in f2d.exe: 0xC0000005: Access Violation.
The thread 0x58C has exited with code -1073741667 (0xC000009D).
The program 'C:francf2dDebugf2d.exe' has exited with code -1073741667 (0xC000009D)
And the debugger can't stop at the point where my project crashed.
Could you please tell me about these messages?
Thanks.
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What version of Visual Fortran do you have? See my response in your NaN topic regarding access violation. The debugger should stop automatically...
Steve
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I am using CVF 5.0A
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1. Make sure to upgrade to 5.0D
2. You have to define environment variable FOR_IGNORE_EXCEPTIONS=TRUE*. On Win2k, it is in My Computer/Properties/Advanced/Environment variables. On Win9x, you should add it to Autoexec.bat
Jugoslav
2. You have to define environment variable FOR_IGNORE_EXCEPTIONS=TRUE*. On Win2k, it is in My Computer/Properties/Advanced/Environment variables. On Win9x, you should add it to Autoexec.bat
Jugoslav
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Another option in 5.0 is Debug..Exceptions and then change the action for Access Violation to "Stop Always". This isn't needed in 6.0 and later.
Steve
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