Im setting up oculus rift with openSceneGraph(osgOculusViewer) but, the program stop work in this line: viewer.apply(oculusViewConfig).
When i run the debug the error message is: "Unhandled exception at 0x00007ffc20cd8030 (ot13-OpenThreadsd.dll) in OsgOculusViewer.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation writing location 0x00000000cdcd0010."
Dont know what is the problem, if i coment this line the viewer oppen and shows the model.
My current directory is the desktop, can that be a problem? Can be some defenitions of the visual studio?
Thanks
You may validate viewer and oculusViewConfig objects. I suppose you must be invoking some functions over viewer object to render, most likely viewer object may not be problem.
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Using UI Automation for some Windows I get the following exceptions on a IUIAutomationElement::FindAll() call using VS2017. First question, what is a wil:ResultException and what does it mean it rethrow at memory address 0? I check the FindAll() result and doesn't seem to have FAILED(hr) because it outputs a debug message if it did and it's not.
Exception thrown at 0x00007FF897AC3E49 in app.exe: Microsoft C++ exception: wil::ResultException at memory location 0x000000550AF2BDC0.
Exception thrown at 0x00007FF897AC3E49 in app.exe: Microsoft C++ exception: [rethrow] at memory location 0x0000000000000000.
I don't know if it is related or not. I turned on the fairly new "Use Text cursor indicator" as users are telling us our app can crash when it is on. After doing some testing, I was closing the app and got an access violation deep in UIAutomation.dll. The system was just exiting the process. I was trying to duplicate the crash and though I didn't crash, I just saw this same message and the reply to this post that mentioned UIAutomation. The "fairly" new setting is new to me because our IT just allowed the version update that has the setting on our boxes.
The crash occurred while doing a PeekMessage during the exit of the process. We had a static c++ object that was being deleted and during that call, it called the API. I rearranged the code to make the call that used PeekMessage so it happened before the process exited. That avoided that crash. However, we are MFC based and in a debug build, if any code does an ASSERT during shutdown, MFC's assert code does a PeekMessage to remove WM_QUIT before showing the assert message box. So, we can still crash there randomly in our debug builds.
When running with the Text Cursor Indicator on, I see a lot of these "wil" exceptions in the debug output window (release or debug builds). Many seem to occur when a window that has the indicator drawn over it closes. Example - standard file open dialog. I open it, click the path edit box and when I close the dialog, I get some of those exceptions. Turning off the indicator setting avoids all of that and the crashes.
I created a simple UWP app from the VS 2017 blank UWP template. No added XAML or C# code-behind:
Create new app with Blank Universal Windows template
Set Debugger type to Mixed (Managed and Native)
Build and Run (No XAML or code added)
Following error: WinRT originate error - 0x80070490 : 'Element not found.'
This happens every time. Does anyone have a handle on this error? If I don't have Mixed Mode debugging on, I don't see the error but I'm assuming it's still there. Is this an error that I should be concerned about?
Thank you.
A lot of problem may result this error, and it should not be a fatal error in your case. Most likely you changed the default Exception Settings in visual studio.
Just like all other apps, Windows use exceptions and catch them at different level.
For end user, you should not see this exception and app should not crash.
In your situation, I think you click continue and the program should not crash, and it should not be a big concern.
I suggest you:
1, start and debug your app, open Debug|Windows|Exception Setting, then click the 'restore the list to default settings' button
2, restart your app.
3, You should not catch the exception, but you still see error message in Output window.
If you still see a exception window popup, you need to post more information like your os version, and then someone can help you
I met this error when I call the winRT api CommunityToolkit.WinUI.Notifications.ToastNotificationHistoryCompat.Clear(). Then let the app toast someting once the error had gone.
I have made a Windows Phone application with Xamarin and Mvvmcross. When debugging the application it works perfectly. So the application was uploaded to the app store. but when the application got downloaded and run from the store it shut down immidiately after the icon gets clicked. So now i found out that the application does not work when running it on a device in release mode. (on a emulator it works fine).
First i got this exception
Error 1 Error : DEP6810 : MdilXapCompile.exe failed with error code 1004. See log file '~project.WinPhone\obj\Release\MDIL\MDILXapCompileLog.txt' for more details.
in this file there was an error
Compile filter argument specified non-existent file: ~project.WinPhone\obj\Release\MSIL\nl-NL\project.resources.dll
Invalid argument
This error made it unable to deploy the application to the device in release mode. I still have no idea why i got this error and how i am supposed to solve it. But i found a form of workaround by creating a 'nl-NL' map in the MSIL and adding the resource.dll to it. This made it able to deploy the application.
But when deploying the application in this state it crashed immediately. with the native debugger i could get it to break. it gave me this exception
Unhandled exception at 0x775E062F (COMBASE.DLL) in project.WinPhone.exe: 0xC000027B: An application-internal exception has occurred (parameters: 0x04F80AB8, 0x00000006).
Clicking on the Disassembly it had it's pointer on this line
77808534 bl SignalStartWerSvc (777FED78h)
It probably has something to do with my localizedresources, where i define some .resx files for filling the app with text. I did find out that this is causing me some problem with WP but i am not sure what i could do against it, i cannot use .resw files as have been suggested.
Has anyone ever had this sort of issue before and does anyone know how to solve it? It is keeping me from placing a working application on the app store, which is really frustrating.
Thank you in advance
I am making a windows phone 8 application and in the designer view in both blend and VS I get "Unable to determine application identity call" error as a dialog box.
From what I read on stack this is propably because of the Isolated Storage is getting run and the designer can't handle it.
I am wondering is there away I can get some line numbers or something where the errors are happening instead of having to manually go through the code?
By the time you see this message box it is already too late, the exception was caught and handled. You have to catch it when the exception is raised. Which is not so easy to do at design time.
One technique that's worth a shot is to use a debugger to debug Visual Studio itself. Start it again and use Tools + Attach to Process. Locate the first devenv.exe in the list of processes and select it. Set the Attach to: setting to "Managed (v4.5, v4.0)" and click OK. Let it trundle to find the PDBs (takes a while). Debug + Exceptions, tick the Thrown checkbox for CLR exceptions.
Switch back to the original instance of VS and do whatever you did before to trigger the error. The 2nd instance will break in when the exception is thrown. Which some luck you'll see your code on the Call Stack window. If the debugger doesn't break then repeat the exercise but attach to XDesProc.exe, the XAML designer. Good luck with it.
Isn't this
Unable to determine application identity of the caller?
or
Getting Unable to determine application identity of the caller Error
are the same topic????
Don't know, just asking...
Sorry for any inconvenience..
Just answered in my basic question.
I'm afraid, i don't know how to get exact string number, just keep in mind that Designer cant have an access to the IsolatedStorage and check all places where you're working with IsolatedStorage. Basically, what you need to do is to add to all constructors a lines
if (ViewModelBase.IsInDesignModeStatic)
return;
If you're working with MVVM Light, or
if (System.ComponentModel.DesignerProperties.IsInDesignTool)
return;
which is pretty the same but without MVVM Light.
Also, i edited my answer there.
When I goto view the property page for my CSharp test application I get the following error.
"An error occurred trying to load the page. COM object that has been seperated from its underlying RCW cannot be used."
The only thing that seems to fix it is rebooting my PC!
This is usually caused by a 'rogue' add-in.
Try disabling them all, and then re-enabling them checking for the error - so that you can narrow down the culprit.
It seems Microsoft Style Cop was causing the issue.
It was not registered as an Add-in, but was integrated into VS2005 on some deeper level.