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Dark GDK / Access violation reading location 0x000001fa | Help Any One?

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Freedom Fighters
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Well, Im new to the forums but been doing some coding in Dark GDK.

i was happy trying out the codes and started to write a project for fun and this error happened:

'Unhandled exception at 0x000001fa in FuryWarsBeta.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x000001fa.'

so now im clueless on what this means and how to fix it.
so help from anyone would be a big help.

Thank you.


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Scottie Dog
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Easy enough.

All you need to do is change the bit you got wrong. Usually the most recent bit.


Or, if thats not so simple, how about posting just a little more information.
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old man
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One thing that I find can cause this is dimensions of arrays, there are no warnings about exceeding the bounds, if you do you may get that error if the location has been used for something else.

Good luck!

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Freedom Fighters
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Ok, I Fixed It, the array for loading the main menu map area was out of its bound and i think it tried to delete a object that didn't exists. but its fixed and im happy. thanks for the support and help.
but can you explain what that error means? i make little sense of it.

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Benjamin
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It means the application tried to access memory that it wasn't allowed to.
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Freedom Fighters
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ow. thank you, makes sense now, awesome.

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