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raised too many consecutive exceptions :'single step at 0x00d72590'.
Process Stopped. Use Step or Run to continue
使用的是新生成的标准工程,有那位DX知道是为何吗?
下面是Help 的提示:
The debugger tracks all exceptions that occur including those which may be handled by your application. Although this is likely to indicate a program failure, it need not always indicate a failure. This informational message occurs when your application encounters a large number of specific system exceptions at the same address without any intervening exceptions (including those that result from stepping and hitting breakpoints).
For example, the following code will trigger the notification:
while true do
IsBadReadPtr(Pointer(13), 4); // AV at 0x77f1b347
but this will not:
while true do
begin
IsBadReadPtr(Pointer(13), 4); // AV at 0x77f1b347
IsBadWritePtr(Pointer(13), 4); // AV at 0x77f1b34c, resets counter
end;
To resume execution of the program, you can typically use the Step or Run debugging commands.
Note: Your program may be in a state where attempting to continue will result in the error again. In this situation, you may need to terminate the application and investigate the cause of the exception.
Process Stopped. Use Step or Run to continue
使用的是新生成的标准工程,有那位DX知道是为何吗?
下面是Help 的提示:
The debugger tracks all exceptions that occur including those which may be handled by your application. Although this is likely to indicate a program failure, it need not always indicate a failure. This informational message occurs when your application encounters a large number of specific system exceptions at the same address without any intervening exceptions (including those that result from stepping and hitting breakpoints).
For example, the following code will trigger the notification:
while true do
IsBadReadPtr(Pointer(13), 4); // AV at 0x77f1b347
but this will not:
while true do
begin
IsBadReadPtr(Pointer(13), 4); // AV at 0x77f1b347
IsBadWritePtr(Pointer(13), 4); // AV at 0x77f1b34c, resets counter
end;
To resume execution of the program, you can typically use the Step or Run debugging commands.
Note: Your program may be in a state where attempting to continue will result in the error again. In this situation, you may need to terminate the application and investigate the cause of the exception.