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all groups > visual studio .net debugging > august 2005 > threads for august 22 - 28, 2005

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0XC0000022 The application failed to initialize properly
Posted by Andrew Chalk at 8/24/2005 5:23:32 PM
I get the above error when I try to start an app. on two machine, but not on other machines. The machines that fail have W2003 Server. The machines that don't have XP. Any idea what may cause this? Many thanks ...more >>


Is it possible to "Break on All Errors" in VB.NET?
Posted by Phil Galey at 8/24/2005 9:20:03 AM
The ability in VB6 to break on all errors was an essential feature for debugging. Has that feature been taken away in VB.NET? I'm using VS.NET 2002 and Framework 1.0. I have an error that NEVER occurs when I'm stepping through, but only occurs when I let the code run its course unimpeded. I...more >>

Anyone know the significance of the @ sign in .net local, auto, wa
Posted by Tim Shenton at 8/23/2005 6:47:01 AM
I'm debugging a C# program and when I view "szTNSPath" after the following line in the autos window string szTNSPath = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("ORACLE_HOME"); I get the result: @"c:\oracle\ora92" which is correct, but I was wondering what the "a" sign means in this context...more >>

Dbugger will hang while debuging user program
Posted by Roy Chastain at 8/22/2005 11:44:55 AM
I have a situation where I am running 2 copies of VS 2003. One copy is debugging 2 applications at the same time and the other copy is debugging a 3rd application. The 2nd application (.net remoting client) connects to the 1st application (.net remoting server) via remoting. Two way channels ...more >>

VS.net 2003 debugging issues
Posted by Roy Chastain at 8/22/2005 11:26:11 AM
I have a large solution (19 projects) that has more than 1 .exe in it. I have set the solution to be multi-start for debug. About 1 out of 5 times I hit F5 to start debugging only 1 of the 2 exes will start up. It is not consistent as to which one starts and which one does not start. If I do a ...more >>



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