Procedure point not found

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Decaeus

On (what seem to be) random occasions the error message "Procudere
point SymSetSymWithAddr64 not found in dbghelp.dll" pops up. I can't
get my finger on the origin of this message or where the
SymSetSymWithAddr64 is called from (no idea what program uses this
parameter). Has anyone got a clue? I already tried installing the
newest version of dbghelp.dll, but this didn't do the trick...
 
Decaeus said:
On (what seem to be) random occasions the error message "Procudere
point SymSetSymWithAddr64 not found in dbghelp.dll" pops up. I can't
get my finger on the origin of this message or where the
SymSetSymWithAddr64 is called from (no idea what program uses this
parameter). Has anyone got a clue? I already tried installing the
newest version of dbghelp.dll, but this didn't do the trick...

It's hard to say what program is trying to call that function. However, in
the version of dbghelp.dll that I have, 5.1.2600.1106, it lists
SymSetSymWithAddr64 as an exported function. What version do you have?

-Tim
 
It's hard to say what program is trying to call that function. However, in
the version of dbghelp.dll that I have, 5.1.2600.1106, it lists
SymSetSymWithAddr64 as an exported function. What version do you have?

-Tim

My version is the newest one available: 6.2.13.1 (included in the
Microsoft Debugging Tools).
 
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