Hi All

I am hoping someone can help with this. Up until a few days ago everything was fine. Now when I try and run any VFP executable i.e. a compiled project it crashes with ...

Fatal error: Exception code=C0000005 @ 03/19/14 03:35:12 PM. Error log file: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\VFP\vfp9rerr.log

This is both my own exe's and also those from other sources.

Thanks

Chris.

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What's in the error log? Has anything else changed ... i.e O/S, anti virus or any activeX that the EXE depends on?

Maybe a simple re-install of the Runtime for starters, or VFP itself if its on a development machine.

Dave

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Hi All

I am hoping someone can help with this. Up until a few days ago everything was fine. Now when I try and run any VFP executable i.e. a compiled project it crashes with ...

Fatal error: Exception code=C0000005 @ 03/19/14 03:35:12 PM. Error log file: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\VFP\vfp9rerr.log

This is both my own exe's and also those from other sources.

Thanks

Chris.

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What's in the log file?

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It is a development machines.

Anti Virus is same old same old.

I have tried reinstalling VFP + Service Packs ... no joy.

I have tried reinstalling just runtimes ... no joy.

Only recently install application on the machine is a Epson Printer and it's associated bloat.

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What's in the error log? Has anything else changed ... i.e O/S, anti virus or any activeX that the EXE depends on?

Maybe a simple re-install of the Runtime for starters, or VFP itself if its on a development machine.

Dave

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I am hoping someone can help with this. Up until a few days ago everything was fine. Now when I try and run any VFP executable i.e. a compiled project it crashes with ...

Fatal error: Exception code=C0000005 @ 03/19/14 03:35:12 PM. Error log file: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\VFP\vfp9rerr.log

This is both my own exe's and also those from other sources.

Thanks

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The contents of the log is exactly the same as what I pasted.

i.e.

Fatal error: Exception code=C0000005 @ 03/19/14 03:35:12 PM. Error log file: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\VFP\vfp9rerr.log

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What's in the log file?

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If nothing else has changed then I'd check the memory of the machine using Memtest86 from http://www.memtest.org/

VFP grabs as much memory as it can so your machine may only be failing when it accesses higher memory.

Dave

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What's in the error log? Has anything else changed ... i.e O/S, anti virus or any activeX that the EXE depends on?

Maybe a simple re-install of the Runtime for starters, or VFP itself if its on a development machine.

Dave

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Subject: VFP executables crash!

Hi All

I am hoping someone can help with this. Up until a few days ago everything was fine. Now when I try and run any VFP executable i.e. a compiled project it crashes with ...

Fatal error: Exception code=C0000005 @ 03/19/14 03:35:12 PM. Error log file: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\VFP\vfp9rerr.log

This is both my own exe's and also those from other sources.

Thanks

Chris.

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Any changes in security to that folder?... C:\Program Files (x86)\Common

Files\Microsoft Shared\VFP

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DaveC@Flexipol.co.uk writes:

If nothing else has changed then I'd check the memory of the machine using

Memtest86 from http://www.memtest.org/

VFP grabs as much memory as it can so your machine may only be failing

when it accesses higher memory.

Dave

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What's in the error log? Has anything else changed ... i.e O/S, anti virus

or any activeX that the EXE depends on?

Maybe a simple re-install of the Runtime for starters, or VFP itself if

its on a development machine.

Dave

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Subject: VFP executables crash!

Hi All

I am hoping someone can help with this. Up until a few days ago

everything was fine. Now when I try and run any VFP executable i.e. a compiled

project it crashes with ...

Fatal error: Exception code=C0000005 @ 03/19/14 03:35:12 PM. Error log

file: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\VFP\vfp9rerr.log

This is both my own exe's and also those from other sources.

Thanks

Chris.

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OK I will go and run that now and report back.

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If nothing else has changed then I'd check the memory of the machine using Memtest86 from http://www.memtest.org/

VFP grabs as much memory as it can so your machine may only be failing when it accesses higher memory.

Dave

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Subject: RE: VFP executables crash!

What's in the error log? Has anything else changed ... i.e O/S, anti virus or any activeX that the EXE depends on?

Maybe a simple re-install of the Runtime for starters, or VFP itself if its on a development machine.

Dave

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Subject: VFP executables crash!

Hi All

I am hoping someone can help with this. Up until a few days ago everything was fine. Now when I try and run any VFP executable i.e. a compiled project it crashes with ...

Fatal error: Exception code=C0000005 @ 03/19/14 03:35:12 PM. Error log file: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\VFP\vfp9rerr.log

This is both my own exe's and also those from other sources.

Thanks

Chris.

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C5 is a general Windows memory error and good luck figuring out the specific cause. Corrupted data files are one possibility so if you can rebuild your indexes or check for other table corruption that might offer some clues. Worst case would be to create a special debug build that does some logging or screen/wait window echoing so you can home in on the offending line of code. Another possibility as Dave mentioned is that the runtimes somehow went bad. Finally, is there a config.fpw file involved? That would be another place to look for environmental clues.

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Hi All

I am hoping someone can help with this. Up until a few days ago everything was fine. Now when I try and run any VFP executable i.e. a compiled project it crashes with ...

Fatal error: Exception code=C0000005 @ 03/19/14 03:35:12 PM. Error log file: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\VFP\vfp9rerr.log

This is both my own exe's and also those from other sources.

Thanks

Chris.

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Possible other solution. Try changing your default printer to something else. I had a similar problems with HP printers and add in a call to the following as the drivers caused Divide by Zero errors all over. Example also when I issued a "set date british" which would immediately fail so I used the =_fpreset() just before the set data british. Remember that the calls need to be made per data session.

Must admit that VFP9 has been stable and hardly ever required this .... apart from with the old HP drivers.

* Use the Fix Below to stop Divide by 0 errors

declare _fpreset in msvcrt20.dll

=_fpreset() && after print instructions

Dave

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What's in the error log? Has anything else changed ... i.e O/S, anti virus or any activeX that the EXE depends on?

Maybe a simple re-install of the Runtime for starters, or VFP itself if its on a development machine.

Dave

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Hi All

I am hoping someone can help with this. Up until a few days ago everything was fine. Now when I try and run any VFP executable i.e. a compiled project it crashes with ...

Fatal error: Exception code=C0000005 @ 03/19/14 03:35:12 PM. Error log file: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\VFP\vfp9rerr.log

This is both my own exe's and also those from other sources.

Thanks

Chris.

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