Hi All,
I am a beginner in VC++ and I would like to ask a question here. As I had migrated a VC++ project from VC6 to VC7. The program can be built successfully but the program fails to execute.
The logic of the program requires to load a properties file and perform some library initialization. (e.g. abc.properties). The program fails to run because the program has some memory allocation problem when I execute it in debug mode. However, when I modified the source code to read the properties with different extension (e.g. abc.propertiess). The program runs without problem.
Although this problem is somehow strange, do everyone have any idea on this error
Thanks and regards,
Benny
About the extension of properties file
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About the extension of properties file
Bill Sabey
Glad you figured out the issue!
When you have time, it would be great if share out the solution in case others on the forums run through the same issue.
Thanks, Ayman Shoukry VC++ TeamRWendi
I found the problem is not related to the extension of the file. Thanks for helping.
Benny
scottmclean
Could you post a sample reproducing the issue
Thanks, Ayman Shoukry VC++ Team