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Muhammad Haggag

Member Since 22 Sep 2000
Offline Last Active May 08 2013 03:37 PM
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In Topic: Can I break a Visual C++ program when a certain address of memory is written?

05 December 2011 - 05:57 PM

Solved it!!!!
It was bloody SVN shell extension.
Still one question remains: if the SVN shell extension I installed corrupts memory, how come it does not crash Windows Explorer itself?

You're probably running into a corner case in the extension where it's not expecting to be invoked as part of the open file dialog. The dialog runs as part of your process, and so your process crashes.

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