1. exe.exw error
- Posted by sixs at ida.net
Oct 15, 2003
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I get this message "The instruction at "or77f58d2c" referenced memory at =
"ox8001ba7" The memory could not be written
Click OK to terminate the program"
Jvandal
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2. Re: exe.exw error
sixs at ida.net wrote:
> I get this message "The instruction at "or77f58d2c" referenced memory at
> "ox8001ba7" The memory could not be written
> Click OK to terminate the program"
This is usually due to your program poking some data
into an illegal memory location, or passing a bad value
to a C routine. It's rarely a bug in exw.exe itself.
If you are still using Euphoria 2.3 or earlier, you should
install 2.4. It can handle most machine-level exceptions like this one.
It will pinpoint the Euphoria statement that caused the error,
and give you a ex.err file. Pre-2.4 Euphoria would just crash
with a cryptic operating system message like the one you are
reporting, and no ex.err.
Regards,
Rob Craig
Rapid Deployment Software
http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
