Access violation in MSVCRT.DLL when attempting to use Python..
Mark Hammond
mhammond at skippinet.com.au
Sat Feb 12 19:42:20 EST 2000
"Jason Maskell" <backov at nospam.csolve.net> wrote in message
news:iogp4.530$M73.526 at 198.235.216.4...
> I have finally got all my code ported over to VC++, and now I seem
to be
> having a strange problem.. I am testing out my glue code with simple
test
> cases - in this case, I run this
>
>
...
> Which sets a couple properties of that interface element. The
function works
> fine, decreases all the references that it needs to (I believe) and
then
My bet is that your belief is wrong :-)
> clue what is going on. Can anyone give me a quick pointer how to set
up VC
> so that I can trace into the python source? Do I need to link to the
python
> debug dll?
Yes - you should simply be able to build the debug version of your
extension/program. This should automatically bring in python15_d.dll
instead of python15.dll. However, be warned - you will need to have
debug versions of _all_ your Python DLLs.
FWIW, registered users of the win32all extensions get binary _d
versions of the core Python DLL and all the win32 related DLLs.
Mark.
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