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If i execute this code there will appear a non-fatal run-time-error popup. I'm looking for a way to get these notifications working in Visual Studio, too. Of course I can still check the error code but getting an actual message popup is so much more convenient.
if you are getting the error code indeed but you miss the error message box of visual studio it looks like a function of visual studio for me. In this case I would turn to the Microsoft Support since it is their product and you seem to be referring to a Visual Studio function not a CVI one.
However, breaking on error codes isn't something I would Visual Studio expect to support out of the box, because how is it supposed to know whether its an error code or an ordinary return value? There's got to be a way to tell the cvi runtime what to do whenever a non-fatal (i.e. return code != 0) happens. I already tried setting it explicitly by calling SetBreakOnLibraryErrors(1). However, this doesn't seem to have an effect in Visual Studio as subsequent calls to GetBreakOnLibraryErrors still return 0.
The functionality that you're describing is called "user protection". In addition to reporting error codes in popups, it also warns you if you access invalid memory, pass data types to functions that expect different data types, detects uninitialized local variables, etc...
Unfortunately, user protection only works for programs built in debug mode with the CVI compiler. If you build your source code in Visual Studio, the VC compiler does not inject the information required for user protection to work.
The only possible way that you could get this to work in Visual Studio would be if you could somehow isolate all your CVI code in some DLL that you would build with CVI, and then call this DLL from the rest of your program, which you build with Visual Studio.
Visual studio team system 2008 keeps crashing on me. Sometimes it just freezes, or certain parts of the UI get messed up or a weird popup box saying something about unable to load parameters or saying something else about memory or any other number of things.
The first step is to uninstall all 3rd party add-ins on Visual Studio. In particular if you have multiple add-ins as they can interfere with each other in unexpected ways and cause crashes. After uninstalling repeat your scenarios and see if this fixes the issue.
If not then it's best to consult the application log and find out why Visual Studio is crashing. The log will contain at least the error code of the crash which can searched on google or reposted here for us to take a look at.
What version of Windows are you using? If it is Windows 7, try launching Visual Studio with a compatibility mode and see if that resolves the issue. To do this, make a copy of the normal launch shortcut and go into the Properties dialog and set it to run as Windows Vista.
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