Wierd problem with VS2003&vista

[Ismo Salonen]

I've got code that works when started normally (explorer, command
whatever) but fails when started from VS2003. It crashes in different
place when started with debugging (F5) and other place when started
without debugging ( CTRL+F5).

The same code works correctly on W2K/W2K3/XP. All modules are C++ code.

The Visual Studio 2003 must be currently used due to 3rd party
libraries. It has the SP1 installed.

Is the VS2003 debugger totally useless on Vista ?

When the program crashes I can attach it with debugger and always there
is secur32.dll!760621f4 as last address on stack.

Has anybody else seen this behaviour or is it just me ?

ismo

 

[PvdG42]

I've got code that works when started normally (explorer, command
whatever) but fails when started from VS2003. It crashes in different
place when started with debugging (F5) and other place when started
without debugging ( CTRL+F5).

The same code works correctly on W2K/W2K3/XP. All modules are C++ code.

The Visual Studio 2003 must be currently used due to 3rd party libraries.
It has the SP1 installed.

Is the VS2003 debugger totally useless on Vista ?

When the program crashes I can attach it with debugger and always there
is secur32.dll!760621f4 as last address on stack.

Has anybody else seen this behaviour or is it just me ?

ismo

VS .NET 2003 is not supported in Vista, and you've probably run into one of
the many reasons why.

 

[Ben Voigt [C++ MVP]]

VS .NET 2003 is not supported in Vista, and you've probably run into one
of the many reasons why.

I believe I've heard that it was specifically the debugger that wouldn't run
right, and far too much trouble for MS to make it compatible.

However, I think the debug information created by 2003 should be usable from
2005 or WinDbg.

 

[Carl Daniel [VC++ MVP]]

I believe I've heard that it was specifically the debugger that
wouldn't run right, and far too much trouble for MS to make it
compatible.
However, I think the debug information created by 2003 should be
usable from 2005 or WinDbg.

Yes, it is. You can develop with VS2003 on XP and then debug with VS2005 +
SP1 + VistaPatch on Vista.

-cd

 

[Ismo Salonen]

Yes, it is. You can develop with VS2003 on XP and then debug with VS2005 +
SP1 + VistaPatch on Vista.

-cd

I've been banging my head against the wall with this, looking for
phantom bugs that appear only while debugging.
Running the debugger as administrator helps a little but I can not
trust debugger anymore on vista. Luckily next version will be compiled
with VS2005.

ismo