AW: want you error expertise

[Tiemo Hollmann TB]

Hi Ruslan,

not BEFORE Valentina_Init, but WHILE Valentina_Init. This is the last
executed statement, so I couldn't set the debug level in the next statement.
LiveCode produced a crashlog at exact this statement, but with no other
information
The windows system crash log just shows some generic crash information to my
program and some RAM address information, which I can't interpret. But yes,
all of this is only my guess, not knowing what is going on.

I tried to remove the Valentina dlls on my computer with interesting
results.
Removing all these folders and Dlls just didn't affected my program at all,
it ran fine without them :):
\Microsoft.VC80.CRT\
\Externals\database_drives\dvvalentina4.dll
\vclient_release_x86.dll
\vkernel_release_x86.dll
\vreport_release_x86.dll
\vshared_release_x86.dll
\wxmsw28u_vc_custom.dll

Removing this Dll, my program crashed with the same error message
(Valentina_Init) as at my last customer I told you in the Valentina list:
\Externals\v4rev.dll

But what does this tell me, if this dll was installed at the customers
computer and I tried to reinstall my program three times with admin rights,
without antivir without error? The Dll was corrupted? How can this happen?
The Dll wasn't registered correctly? How can this happen? Remember, it's not
a general fault with my app, only very seldom, but on the customers computer
it's always "the only" crash program. 
I have no idea

For the LiveCode guys: this is only a related excurse to a special Valentina
issue of me and not my general issue of this thread.

Tiemo

> 
> Question is why you think it is Valentina dll crashes BEFORE even init?
> 
> As I remember you talk about windows.
> You do not have crash log like on OS X which exactly show stack of crash
> ...
> 
> As I understand this is only your guess.
> 
> You can try btw on your own win computer,
> Where your app works, try remove Valentina dlls from its location
> And check what wall happens when they are not found at all.
> 
> 
> --
> Best regards,
> 
> Ruslan Zasukhin
> VP Engineering and New Technology
> Paradigma Software, Inc
> 
> Valentina - Joining Worlds of Information
> http://www.paradigmasoft.com
> 
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