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c++.idde - rs32 still falls down: RSRCC32.DLL the problem?
I have been playing around with the IDDE today and found that the resource editor won't work for me. Well, it has never worked. This time I thought I would take a weak swing at getting better debug info. The following line is the last thing that Dependancy Walker logs before the famous, "Abnormal program termination" message appears. GetProcAddress(0x02200000 [RSRCC32.DLL], "DOCOMPILE") called from "RS32.EXE" at address 0x0042122F and returned 0x0220ECB7. Perhaps this shows where the problem is? May 08 2003
Which OS are you on? Win9x or W2k? I found the same issues on a networked system using NT as a domain controller. If I reboot (in safe mode) in Win9x RS32 runs without any problem. "donh" <null device.com> wrote in message news:b9f9dl$293f$1 digitaldaemon.com...I have been playing around with the IDDE today and found that the resource editor won't work for me. Well, it has never worked. This time I thought I would take a weak swing at getting better debug info. The following line is the last thing that Dependancy Walker logs before the famous, "Abnormal program termination" message appears. GetProcAddress(0x02200000 [RSRCC32.DLL], "DOCOMPILE") called from "RS32.EXE" at address 0x0042122F and returned 0x0220ECB7. Perhaps this shows where the problem is? Sep 03 2003
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