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No symbols loaded.

• Martin Crimes

  Will someone help

  
  
  

• Nobby

  Hello world,

  j/k

  I'm a programming student having so many problems with VC++ .NET that it's interferring with programming projects for my programming classes. My system worked fine until I installed "VisualC++ .NET" for my C++ class. Originally, my system had Windows XP Pro, Office Pro 2003, Visual Studio .NET 2003 Academic Edition, C++ 6.0 Standard, and Visual Basic .NET installed and they all seemed to run fine before C++ .NET.

  Below is one attachment I've posted about it in the online discussion board for the rest of the C++ class. I don't know if there is any way to fix this manually. First of all, I've tried all the simple things already. I've installed/uninstalled/repaired EVERYTHING (except for an old trial version of VS .NET 2003 Pro that cannot be uninstalled by "Start > Control Panel > Add/Remove...). I've even tried manually uninstalling the old trial version of VS . NET (including using the MSIZap.exe utility with command prompt) in case that was causing problems.

  I've already done everything "conventional" that I could possibly do to try to resolve the "No symbols loaded" problem when I run C++ .NET .executables. And no, it's not just C++ .NET that's fubared; my old C++ 6.0 Standard doesn't work right anymore either, even after uninstall/reinstall/repair. I'd uninstall/reinstall my OS if I thought it would help. It's driving me mad.

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  SForister
  CIS 121
  9/21/2006

  * I'm sorry but I'm still getting these errors when I run "Debug". The programs build OK with no errors, but fail (displaying the errors below in the output window) with the command prompt. An article online explained that this is because the "Builds" are stored in a different memory location than the command prompt compilation of the program. I haven't figured out how to fix this problem yet but I'm working on it.

  
  Errors from Ch.4 Programming Proj.#13:

  'Ch4AppE13 Project.exe': Loaded 'G:\Fall 2006\C++ Class - CIS 121\21711-1\Cpp\Chap04\Ch4AppE13 Solution\Ch4AppE13

  Project\Debug\Ch4AppE13 Project.exe', Symbols loaded.
  'Ch4AppE13 Project.exe': Loaded 'C:\WINDOWS\system32\ntdll.dll', No symbols loaded.
  'Ch4AppE13 Project.exe': Loaded 'C:\WINDOWS\system32\kernel32.dll', No symbols loaded.
  'Ch4AppE13 Project.exe': Loaded 'C:\WINDOWS\system32\shimeng.dll', No symbols loaded.
  'Ch4AppE13 Project.exe': Unloaded 'C:\WINDOWS\system32\shimeng.dll'
  The program '[164] Ch4AppE13 Project.exe: Native' has exited with code 0 (0x0).

  
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  And here's the program I was running:

  //Calculates the number of dollars, quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies in change
  //Created by <SForister> on <9/20/2006>

  #include <iostream>

  using std::cout;
  using std::cin;
  using std::endl;

  int main()
  {
  
  //declarations
  double amtOwed = 0.0;
  double amtPaid = 0.0;
  double amtChng = 0.0;

  int amtDlrs = 0;
  int amtQtrs = 0;
  int amtDimes = 0;
  int amtNckls = 0;
  int amtPenny = 0;

  //note to self: *Implicit conversion from type 'double' to
  //'int' in an expression truncates decimal and numbers after decimal.

  
  //get amount owed by customer
  cout << "Enter amount owed by customer: ";

  //store input from user formatted as 0.0 in variable called amtOwed
  cin >> amtOwed;

  cout << "Enter amount paid by customer: ";

  cin >> amtPaid;

  
  //subtract inputs and store in variable amt Chng
  amtChng = (amtPaid-amtOwed)+0.01; // The added 0.01 makes up the difference that causes the
  //answer to be 0.01 off when storing the input values:
  //ex. : 80.00 is stored as 80.0000000 and 75.34 is stored as 75.3400003,
  //making the incorrect difference of 4.6599997 instead of 4.66.

  //implicit converstion here
  amtDlrs = int(amtChng);

  //example of next expression: amtChng = (4.66 - 4) multiplied by 100; answer should be 66
  amtChng = (amtChng-amtDlrs)*100;

  
  amtQtrs = int(amtChng)/25;

  //An ex. for this next one: 66 mod 25 = 16 / 10 = 1 Dime
  amtDimes = int(amtChng)%25/10;

  amtNckls = int(amtChng)%25%10/5;

  amtPenny = int(amtChng)%25%10%5;

  
  //displays change amount and then displays number of dollars, quarters, dimes, nickels and pennies in change
  cout << "Your total change amount is: $" << amtDlrs << "." << amtChng << ", or " << amtDlrs << " dollars, " << amtQtrs << " quarters, " << amtDimes << " dimes, " << amtNckls << " nickel(s), and " << amtPenny << " penny/pennies.";

  return 0;

  } //end of main function

  
  

• tomeq10

  I see nothing wrong here: your program appears to be executing correctly and returns zero - which means it succeeded.

  The "symbols not loaded" messages are purely informational and do not mean that there is a problem.

  
  
  

• Flynn Arrowstarr

  I didn't solve it... I just moved from the express version to visual studio 6 and I was able to use vtk without any problems... not a solution, but at the time I really needed to move forward in my project...
  
  Rodolfo
  
  

• DevMark

  hi.. i'm trying to use vtk together with visual studio 2003... i created a win32 console application and i keep getting the same error...

  STATUS_DLL_NOT_FOUND

  I know that this problem is caused because visual studio is not able to find some dll's like vtkGraphics.dll that are in the c:\vtkbin\bin\debug folder (in my computer)... but, i already included in porject->properties->linker->general->additional library directories the folder mentioned before...

  what can i do to finally solve this problem where do i have to include the path to these dll's

  thanks for helping,

  Rodolfo.

  
  

• BMoscao

  // My First Project 1.cpp : Defines the entry point for the console application.

  //

  #include "stdafx.h"

  int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])

  {

  return 0;

  }

  #include <iostream>

  using namespace std;

  void main(void)

  {

  cout << "My First Project!!!" << endl;

  
  
  

• JimmySu

  me too, how do you sovle this problem

  P.K

  
  
  

• andersb79

  The symbols that are not loaded are really not needed.

  You have to provide more info regarding the exception your getting Soure code

  Thanks,

  Ayman Shoukry

  VC++ Team

  
  
  

• DSRC

  Why do you have 2 main methods there

  All what you need is just:

  #include <iostream>

  using namespace std;

  void main(void)

  {

  cout << "My First Project!!!" << endl;

  }

  Thanks,

  Ayman Shoukry

  VC++ Team

  
  
  

• Gerben Rampaart

  Did you ever get an answer on how to make the No Symbols Loaded messages go away You might try loading symbols from Microsoft's Symbol Server (mostly for native code). Go into Tools->Options. Expand the Debugging branch there and select Symbols. Click the add button (looks like a shiny new folder, although I don't know why a manilla folder would be shiny), and type in the URL:

  http://msdl.microsoft.com/download/symbols

  Then in the Cache Symbols text box, put in a location where it can copy the files to on your local machine. Be warned, this takes quite a bit of time, but you might find the information useful during debugging.

  
  
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