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Out of the blue I started having an issue yesterday when encountering a CBL_DebugBreak.

When the break is encountered I get the usual COBOL RTS message

 

 

On selecting “NO” process carries on as usual.

On Selecting “YES” I get the following memory error

 

"Execution error:file " error code 114, pc=0, call=1, seg=0

114 attempt access beyond bounds of memory (Signal 11)

 

Followed by

 

C0000005 Access Violation AT 71770278 01:000AF278 c:\\windows\\system32\\MFC42.DLL

 

I have reinstalled NetExpress from scratch, deleted by development dir and retaken my product install and performed a disc check but still get the issue.

The error and event profiler identify MFC42.DLL as the issue. I have performed a binary comparison between this Foundation Classs and the same file on another machine and they are identical suggesting no corruption there.

 

Any suggestions would be great I have run out of ideas now.

 

 

 


#CBL_routine
#cbl_debugbreak
#CBL_DEBUGBREAKNetExpress

Out of the blue I started having an issue yesterday when encountering a CBL_DebugBreak.

When the break is encountered I get the usual COBOL RTS message

 

 

On selecting “NO” process carries on as usual.

On Selecting “YES” I get the following memory error

 

"Execution error:file " error code 114, pc=0, call=1, seg=0

114 attempt access beyond bounds of memory (Signal 11)

 

Followed by

 

C0000005 Access Violation AT 71770278 01:000AF278 c:\\windows\\system32\\MFC42.DLL

 

I have reinstalled NetExpress from scratch, deleted by development dir and retaken my product install and performed a disc check but still get the issue.

The error and event profiler identify MFC42.DLL as the issue. I have performed a binary comparison between this Foundation Classs and the same file on another machine and they are identical suggesting no corruption there.

 

Any suggestions would be great I have run out of ideas now.

 

 

 


#CBL_routine
#cbl_debugbreak
#CBL_DEBUGBREAKNetExpress

What Net Express wrappack level do you have installed and on what OS are you running? Normally repairing Net Express would fix this problem but a reinstall should certainly do it as well.

What changed on your system between the time it worked and the time you starting experiencing the problem, i.e. new product installed, Windows Updates, etc?

Can you debug when starting your application directly in the IDE and not using CBL_DEBUGBREAK?

Out of the blue I started having an issue yesterday when encountering a CBL_DebugBreak.

When the break is encountered I get the usual COBOL RTS message

 

 

On selecting “NO” process carries on as usual.

On Selecting “YES” I get the following memory error

 

"Execution error:file " error code 114, pc=0, call=1, seg=0

114 attempt access beyond bounds of memory (Signal 11)

 

Followed by

 

C0000005 Access Violation AT 71770278 01:000AF278 c:\\windows\\system32\\MFC42.DLL

 

I have reinstalled NetExpress from scratch, deleted by development dir and retaken my product install and performed a disc check but still get the issue.

The error and event profiler identify MFC42.DLL as the issue. I have performed a binary comparison between this Foundation Classs and the same file on another machine and they are identical suggesting no corruption there.

 

Any suggestions would be great I have run out of ideas now.

 

 

 


#CBL_routine
#cbl_debugbreak
#CBL_DEBUGBREAKNetExpress

Thanks for your reply.

I have installed nxp3251060079 Wrap Pack 6.

I can animate directly in the IDE its only DEBUGBREAK that is the issue.

I am on Windows 7.

The only think I did before the error stated occurring was add an existing program into my project and recompile it. It was working yesterday morning then this issue started occurring. I didn't take any windows updates.

I attempted another reinstall of NetExpress this afternoon and deleted the "C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Micro Focus\\Net Express 5.1" dir before reinstalling but the issue persists.

I wondered if perhaps there was a Registry corruption but don't know what to look for.

I am stuck at he moment.

Matt

Out of the blue I started having an issue yesterday when encountering a CBL_DebugBreak.

When the break is encountered I get the usual COBOL RTS message

 

 

On selecting “NO” process carries on as usual.

On Selecting “YES” I get the following memory error

 

"Execution error:file " error code 114, pc=0, call=1, seg=0

114 attempt access beyond bounds of memory (Signal 11)

 

Followed by

 

C0000005 Access Violation AT 71770278 01:000AF278 c:\\windows\\system32\\MFC42.DLL

 

I have reinstalled NetExpress from scratch, deleted by development dir and retaken my product install and performed a disc check but still get the issue.

The error and event profiler identify MFC42.DLL as the issue. I have performed a binary comparison between this Foundation Classs and the same file on another machine and they are identical suggesting no corruption there.

 

Any suggestions would be great I have run out of ideas now.

 

 

 


#CBL_routine
#cbl_debugbreak
#CBL_DEBUGBREAKNetExpress

Does this error occur in all programs or just in this particular one? If you compile a simple hello world sample or one of the NX samples like adsamp using the directive INITCALL"CBL_DEBUGBREAK" do you get the same error?

The latest wrappack for NX 5.1 is wrappack 12. I would suggest that you install this version over the wrappack 6 version and see if you still get the same error.

Out of the blue I started having an issue yesterday when encountering a CBL_DebugBreak.

When the break is encountered I get the usual COBOL RTS message

 

 

On selecting “NO” process carries on as usual.

On Selecting “YES” I get the following memory error

 

"Execution error:file " error code 114, pc=0, call=1, seg=0

114 attempt access beyond bounds of memory (Signal 11)

 

Followed by

 

C0000005 Access Violation AT 71770278 01:000AF278 c:\\windows\\system32\\MFC42.DLL

 

I have reinstalled NetExpress from scratch, deleted by development dir and retaken my product install and performed a disc check but still get the issue.

The error and event profiler identify MFC42.DLL as the issue. I have performed a binary comparison between this Foundation Classs and the same file on another machine and they are identical suggesting no corruption there.

 

Any suggestions would be great I have run out of ideas now.

 

 

 


#CBL_routine
#cbl_debugbreak
#CBL_DEBUGBREAKNetExpress

Thanks ill try both, can you direct me to where I can get Wrappack 12 from?

Out of the blue I started having an issue yesterday when encountering a CBL_DebugBreak.

When the break is encountered I get the usual COBOL RTS message

 

 

On selecting “NO” process carries on as usual.

On Selecting “YES” I get the following memory error

 

"Execution error:file " error code 114, pc=0, call=1, seg=0

114 attempt access beyond bounds of memory (Signal 11)

 

Followed by

 

C0000005 Access Violation AT 71770278 01:000AF278 c:\\windows\\system32\\MFC42.DLL

 

I have reinstalled NetExpress from scratch, deleted by development dir and retaken my product install and performed a disc check but still get the issue.

The error and event profiler identify MFC42.DLL as the issue. I have performed a binary comparison between this Foundation Classs and the same file on another machine and they are identical suggesting no corruption there.

 

Any suggestions would be great I have run out of ideas now.

 

 

 


#CBL_routine
#cbl_debugbreak
#CBL_DEBUGBREAKNetExpress

Thanks ill try both, can you direct me to where I can get Wrappack 12 from?

Out of the blue I started having an issue yesterday when encountering a CBL_DebugBreak.

When the break is encountered I get the usual COBOL RTS message

 

 

On selecting “NO” process carries on as usual.

On Selecting “YES” I get the following memory error

 

"Execution error:file " error code 114, pc=0, call=1, seg=0

114 attempt access beyond bounds of memory (Signal 11)

 

Followed by

 

C0000005 Access Violation AT 71770278 01:000AF278 c:\\windows\\system32\\MFC42.DLL

 

I have reinstalled NetExpress from scratch, deleted by development dir and retaken my product install and performed a disc check but still get the issue.

The error and event profiler identify MFC42.DLL as the issue. I have performed a binary comparison between this Foundation Classs and the same file on another machine and they are identical suggesting no corruption there.

 

Any suggestions would be great I have run out of ideas now.

 

 

 


#CBL_routine
#cbl_debugbreak
#CBL_DEBUGBREAKNetExpress

If you are current on maintenance then you can download any wrappack from the microfocus.com supportline site at supportline.microfocus.com/login.aspx

Out of the blue I started having an issue yesterday when encountering a CBL_DebugBreak.

When the break is encountered I get the usual COBOL RTS message

 

 

On selecting “NO” process carries on as usual.

On Selecting “YES” I get the following memory error

 

"Execution error:file " error code 114, pc=0, call=1, seg=0

114 attempt access beyond bounds of memory (Signal 11)

 

Followed by

 

C0000005 Access Violation AT 71770278 01:000AF278 c:\\windows\\system32\\MFC42.DLL

 

I have reinstalled NetExpress from scratch, deleted by development dir and retaken my product install and performed a disc check but still get the issue.

The error and event profiler identify MFC42.DLL as the issue. I have performed a binary comparison between this Foundation Classs and the same file on another machine and they are identical suggesting no corruption there.

 

Any suggestions would be great I have run out of ideas now.

 

 

 


#CBL_routine
#cbl_debugbreak
#CBL_DEBUGBREAKNetExpress

OK thanks for that reply..

I have installed Wrappack 12 and the issue still persists.

I ran adsamp using the directive INITCALL"CBL_DEBUGBREAK" and I don't get the issue, the animator opened and I can step though.  

Does this help you better understand what's happening?

Out of the blue I started having an issue yesterday when encountering a CBL_DebugBreak.

When the break is encountered I get the usual COBOL RTS message

 

 

On selecting “NO” process carries on as usual.

On Selecting “YES” I get the following memory error

 

"Execution error:file " error code 114, pc=0, call=1, seg=0

114 attempt access beyond bounds of memory (Signal 11)

 

Followed by

 

C0000005 Access Violation AT 71770278 01:000AF278 c:\\windows\\system32\\MFC42.DLL

 

I have reinstalled NetExpress from scratch, deleted by development dir and retaken my product install and performed a disc check but still get the issue.

The error and event profiler identify MFC42.DLL as the issue. I have performed a binary comparison between this Foundation Classs and the same file on another machine and they are identical suggesting no corruption there.

 

Any suggestions would be great I have run out of ideas now.

 

 

 


#CBL_routine
#cbl_debugbreak
#CBL_DEBUGBREAKNetExpress

Sounds like the problem is specific to your application and not a general problem with CBL_DEBUGBREAK. I would recommend that you open up a support incident with customer care so that we can investigate here.

Thanks.

Out of the blue I started having an issue yesterday when encountering a CBL_DebugBreak.

When the break is encountered I get the usual COBOL RTS message

 

 

On selecting “NO” process carries on as usual.

On Selecting “YES” I get the following memory error

 

"Execution error:file " error code 114, pc=0, call=1, seg=0

114 attempt access beyond bounds of memory (Signal 11)

 

Followed by

 

C0000005 Access Violation AT 71770278 01:000AF278 c:\\windows\\system32\\MFC42.DLL

 

I have reinstalled NetExpress from scratch, deleted by development dir and retaken my product install and performed a disc check but still get the issue.

The error and event profiler identify MFC42.DLL as the issue. I have performed a binary comparison between this Foundation Classs and the same file on another machine and they are identical suggesting no corruption there.

 

Any suggestions would be great I have run out of ideas now.

 

 

 


#CBL_routine
#cbl_debugbreak
#CBL_DEBUGBREAKNetExpress

Thanks for your help.

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