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• Monday, December 29, 2008 9:02 AM

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  This is a *very* strange problem.  This code cannot cause an AV, it only references stack variables.  Your call stack is very weird too, it shows a call made from line 131 of gs_support.c, but there is no call there.  Switch to assembly and compare the code with mine:
  
  #if defined (_WIN64)
      cookie = systime.ft_scalar;
  #else  /* defined (_WIN64) */
      cookie = systime.ft_struct.dwLowDateTime;
  0042DFEB  mov         eax,dword ptr [systime]
  0042DFEE  mov         dword ptr [cookie],eax
      cookie ^= systime.ft_struct.dwHighDateTime;
  0042DFF1  mov         ecx,dword ptr [cookie]
  0042DFF4  xor         ecx,dword ptr [ebp-4]
  0042DFF7  mov         dword ptr [cookie],ecx
  #endif  /* defined (_WIN64) */
  
  

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• Tuesday, December 30, 2008 12:04 AM

   

   
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  yeah, yet I can get this 100% of the time regardless of how I try to start a new glut based project. Here's my disassembly window code. This problem has me so stumped and frustrated its not even funny. Happily if all else fails I can always jumo way back to good ole VC6 with no problems its just not the answer I want.
  
  #if defined (_WIN64)
      cookie = systime.ft_scalar;
  #else  /* defined (_WIN64) */
      cookie = systime.ft_struct.dwLowDateTime;
  008532AB  mov         eax,dword ptr [systime]
  008532AE  mov         dword ptr [cookie],eax
      cookie ^= systime.ft_struct.dwHighDateTime;
  008532B1  mov         ecx,dword ptr [cookie]
  008532B4  xor         ecx,dword ptr [ebp-4]
  008532B7  mov         dword ptr [cookie],ecx
  #endif  /* defined (_WIN64) */
  
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• Thursday, January 08, 2009 4:38 PM

   

   
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  Really I'm the only one that has this problem and not just one but two different machines? Any hints, tips or clues to what even to try thinking about because I have tried everything I can think of.
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• Thursday, September 02, 2010 2:04 AM

   

   
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  Man, you are not along. Here I got the same problem as you did.

  I am doing a project between C++ and Matlab. The "0xC0000005: Access violation" problem occurs everytime when I run the program, which may start the Matlab engine and apply some basic Matlab commands.

  OS: Windows 7 x64

  C++: VS2008

  Matlab: 2009a

  I give up and return to Windows 7 x32. So far so good.

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