Native exceptions

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ntl

Has anybody had any experience resolving the following native exception :-

Exception code: 0xC0000005
Exception Address: 0x01fc1b58
Writing: 0x0c0ae000

I'm using Visual Studio 2003 with the compact framework on a Pocket PC 2002.
I'm using a library with my code that does use unmanaged code.
What I want to do is track down the interop call that's causing the problem,
if indeed, it is the library. I just need some clues ?
Is there anyway of referencing the exception address back to the program
executable to get the method call ?
 
Have you tried stepping the managed code through the debugger? That should
give you an idea what is being called when the native exception is thrown.
 
Hi Ginny.
Thanks for replying.
The problem is an intermittent one. Our customer informed me of the
problem, which, I have been unable to reproduce.
Logging the program position and parameters going too library calls may
help, but this is a time consuming operation and may require some luck.

I'm getting a bad feeling about native exceptions, they leave you to
exposed.
 
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