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Vivienne
I am using vs 2005 on windows xp.
I created a project, named ssps.And when debugging, I set project
property->debugging->command argument the way I wanted,like this: -b f:
\files f:\files. Then I ran the program. Everything went all right,
and I got the exact result, and two files are successfully created at
\ssps\debug, where the executable file ssps.exe located.
when I finished debugging , I made the release version, so I got the
ssps.exe in the directory \ssps\release. when I try to test the
executable file using command line,like this: ssps.exe -b f:\files f:
\files, errors occured.It reads like, 0x78180469 command accessing
0x003b5000 memory, the memory can not be written.
I also tried to run the executable file in Debug directory, and got
the same problem.
Now I don't know what to do. Why everything is ok when debugging but
errors occured when using command line to run it? I won't meet the
problem when debugging, so I can't feagure out where is the problem.
Can someone help me to explain it? Or tell me what to do now?
I created a project, named ssps.And when debugging, I set project
property->debugging->command argument the way I wanted,like this: -b f:
\files f:\files. Then I ran the program. Everything went all right,
and I got the exact result, and two files are successfully created at
\ssps\debug, where the executable file ssps.exe located.
when I finished debugging , I made the release version, so I got the
ssps.exe in the directory \ssps\release. when I try to test the
executable file using command line,like this: ssps.exe -b f:\files f:
\files, errors occured.It reads like, 0x78180469 command accessing
0x003b5000 memory, the memory can not be written.
I also tried to run the executable file in Debug directory, and got
the same problem.
Now I don't know what to do. Why everything is ok when debugging but
errors occured when using command line to run it? I won't meet the
problem when debugging, so I can't feagure out where is the problem.
Can someone help me to explain it? Or tell me what to do now?