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The 18 June 2006 build is out.
royalbox:
Thanks all, I obviously downloaded the wrong thing. I'll take another look.
@pecan
I've installed the free MSVC 2005 express (without the IDE or other options when you install it).
I used to have the MS toolkit 2003 but uninstalled that after installing 2005. I've installed the platform SDK server 2003 R2.
I was forced to install .net for some app. I seem to have .net 1.1 + hotfix, and .net 2.
To test, I also installed code::blocks on another install of XP I have on a separate partition which is virtually bare-bones. The access violation dialog happend there as well.
I'll post back the results of my test once I've got the right download.
royalbox:
I downloaded gdb-6.3-2.exe. I didn't download any of the other stuff, so I just have that and mingwm10.dll which is in my code blocks folder.
Right, I booted to my partition that has the 17 June 2006 build. I ran a .cmd file which has
--- Code: ---"C:\mingw\bin\gdb.exe" "C:\Program Files\Code Blocks\codeblocks.exe"
--- End code ---
in it.
I typed 'run' and got:
--- Code: ---Starting program: C:\Program Files\Code Blocks\codeblocks.exe
---Type <return> to continue, or q <return> to quit---
---Type <return> to continue, or q <return> to quit---
--- End code ---
I clicked on the 'open' icon as i know this always brings up the violation dialog and got:
--- Code: ---Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x77ea3c00 in RpcRaiseException () from C:\WINDOWS\system32\rpcrt4.dll
--- End code ---
I did 'bt all' as suggested and got:
--- Code: ---No symbol table is loaded. Use the "file" command.
--- End code ---
Please let me know if there's anything else you want me to try.
EDIT:
The bad news is, I tried the same thing on my working 2006/06/10 code::blocks and got exactly the same result!
Pecan:
--- Quote from: royalbox on June 19, 2006, 11:31:25 pm ---and got:
--- Code: ---Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x77ea3c00 in RpcRaiseException () from C:\WINDOWS\system32\rpcrt4.dll
--- End code ---
--- End quote ---
Before we go any further, I think it would be wise for you to do a thorough virus scan. Kernel32.dll and rpc4.dll are subject to segfaults when infected.
Secondly, how old is your machine. When was it last dusted inside and the memory reseated?
This is beginning to smell like a virus or hardware glitch.
Check out the machine. Try your CodeBlocks on another machine. But do NOT take along any other software. De-infect your machine BEFORE taking CodeBlocks to another machine.
The only other way that I could guess that CodeBlocks is making Remote Procedure Calls is if the stack got corrupted. You'll have to compile the source to check that out.
Virus check first. Clean machine next. Sources third.
pecan
Edit: Also, if you have any open/save/directory find assist software installed, disable it while testing CodeBlocks.
--- Quote from: royalbox on June 19, 2006, 11:31:25 pm ---EDIT:
The bad news is, I tried the same thing on my working 2006/06/10 code::blocks and got exactly the same result!
--- End quote ---
It sounds like this error was happening all the time. It just got caught by the new CodeBlocks signal trapper.
royalbox:
@Pecan
Well, I did a virus scan and have no infections. I have anti-virus running all the time anyway on auto-update. Besides, I tested code::blocks on my second partition which is virtually a clean install of XP.
My machine is about 5 years old. It hasn't been dusted for about 3 years. When I did last clean it it casued the motherboard to fail and I had to replace it, so I keep away from the insides unless necessary. The memory has never been re-seated, but it was replaced a couple of years ago.
I can't check on another machine, I don't have one, I'm a full-time carer now so don't have a work computer anymore.
I've not got any open/save/directory find assist software -- not even sure I know what it is.
What I do have is thunderbird, firefox, winrar, roboform, nero, irfanview, virtual pc, avast! antivirus, kerio firewall, various sofware development apps, various video and photo editing apps...etc. none of which I can recall any problem with.
What I have noticed though is a few other people in the forum with the same problem as I have. This makes me feel strongly that it isn't dust or a loose memory board or a virus but a problem with code::blocks that maybe only happens with certain OS or file versions or something like that.
It would be interesting to see what the others are running code::blocks on. Mine is XP home SP2 with all recent hotfixes.
It doesn't look like we're going to solve this so I'll just have to stick with 2006/06/10 . I'll keep checking the nightly's forum to see if it ever gets solved.
Thanks for all your help anyway.
sethjackson:
You might wantl run your RAM through this.....
http://www.memtest86.com/
Oh BTW I have Code::Blocks on a laptop with Windows XP Pro SP2 (no extra hotfixes though).
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