Re: Re: Program Crashes on Startup

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On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 10:23:17 -0600, you wrote:

> I can see two possible modes of failure above.  The first are the lines 
> above with a CreateFileW that are passed a parameter of 
> "\ffcc\ffcc\ffcc\ffcc".  I'm not sure why they look like they do so they 
> just look suspicious.  However, the program does seem to continue on, so 
> maybe not.

Such strings look like some uninitialized memory. Note also the
"cccccccc"'s on the stack, which are probably the same: uninitialized
variables.

> 
> The second point is where the program tries to access the registry key:
> "Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer\\Shell Folders". 
>   It seems something goes wrong here since shortly after this the 
> program writes out to it's own debug log an error message:
> "WinCxFile.cpp, line 413: CxGetLastError() = \"ERROR_INVALID_NAME:  The 
> filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect.\"

The ERROR_INVALID_NAME is the error code set by the CreateFileW choking
on the \ffcc\ffcc... file name. It is written to an error log:
"c:\\windows\\profiles\\rmay\\Desktop\\CxDebugLog.txt"

In other words, most of this log is the program reacting on the
CreateFile error. Perhaps including the crash.

> 
> Would this seem to indicate that I need to get IE installed? Otherwise, 
> any other ideas why this is failing?

No, explorer means here just the Shell Explorer ==> Desktop.

> Otherwise, 
> any other ideas why this is failing?

Not from this log. Since I have installed the program, can you tell me
how to reproduce this error?

Rein.
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