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Don't suppose there is any chance of giving us a bit more information is there? Details like the rest of the message, the type it is failing to load, where that type is declared, the associated code that causes the error.

It is very, very hard for people to diagnose a problem without any information other than the error message (or half an error message even).

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Don't suppose there is any chance of giving us a bit more information is there?

Of course I can, but the rest isn't going to give you any further information :(

 

" A first chance exception of type SensorNotPresentException occurred in MyApp.exe"

Nothing more, no line number no class or thread name, no method information.

 

I throw SensorNotPresentException when a sensor isn't present. And just for testing I've unplugged them all.

 

My question is why I get the line in the output window, and not so few of them...

All exceptions catched are put in a TraceOut-file and there is no lines like that in the TraceOut-file.

 

:confused:

/Kejpa

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What kind of references do you have added in your program?

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Posted

Try looking at:

http://www.support.microsoft.com/kb/105675

 

Or googling for:

"first chance exception" site:microsoft.com

 

Sounds like there's some unmanaged code throwing an exception, likely because you've unplugged all your sensors? I've not had this message come up so I can't offer much else.

 

-ner

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Sounds like there's some unmanaged code throwing an exception, likely because you've unplugged all your sensors?

Hey!

I guess that's the reason, there are some old (3rd party) dll's and ActiveX componenets that we must rely on.

Dealing with automation systems isn't exactly cutting edge technology, most of those guys are still into NT4 and VB5/6.

 

Thanx a bunch!

/Kejpa

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