AccessViolation in TXLSMMURebuildVector.WriteVector
Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2015 12:07 pm
Hi!
Recently we received several bugreports from our customers with the following callstack:
The callstacks are not always completely equal (see below: StoreString/StoreFloat) but I guess it is the same bug in 'AllocMem' or 'WriteVector':
Unfortunately there is no easy way to reproduce this but
the problem occurs only on 64bit builds and only when lots of memory (~ 4Gb or more) is used by the application.
The problem is also not deterministic, means that it is not a specific float number or string which causes the issue.
Because of the described behaviour I can imagine that it is a problem related to NativeInt, Integer vs Uint or s.th similar.
Is this a known problem? Can you please fix this?
If you need more information about the problem please let me know.
Thank you!
d3nton
Recently we received several bugreports from our customers with the following callstack:
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Exception Message : Access violation at address 000000000103EB8E in module 'Project.exe'. Write of address 000000000000000D.
350 1791 Project.exe XLSMMU5 TXLSMMURebuildVector.WriteVector +56
714 930 Project.exe XLSMMU5 TXLSMMUVectorManager.Alloc +58
37 357 Project.exe XLSMMU5 TXLSMMUBlockManager.AllocMem +2
101 1406 Project.exe XLSCellMMU5 TXLSCellMMU.StoreString +17
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Exception Message : Access violation at address 000000000103EB8E in module 'Project.exe'. Write of address 000000000000000D.
350 1791 Project.exe XLSMMU5 TXLSMMURebuildVector.WriteVector +56
714 930 Project.exe XLSMMU5 TXLSMMUVectorManager.Alloc +58
37 357 Project.exe XLSMMU5 TXLSMMUBlockManager.AllocMem +2
101 1089 Project.exe XLSCellMMU5 TXLSCellMMU.StoreFloat +14
...
...
the problem occurs only on 64bit builds and only when lots of memory (~ 4Gb or more) is used by the application.
The problem is also not deterministic, means that it is not a specific float number or string which causes the issue.
Because of the described behaviour I can imagine that it is a problem related to NativeInt, Integer vs Uint or s.th similar.
Is this a known problem? Can you please fix this?
If you need more information about the problem please let me know.
Thank you!
d3nton