it could be worth a short trying to run a release mode build whose debugging 
symbols have not been stripped off (.exe around 100MB). then once a crash 
happens, select "Debug the program" in the Win crash dialog, fire up "gdb 
DCPlusPlus.exe", attach it to the application's PID (can be found via the Task 
Manager) with "attach <PID>", write "continue" in GDB, hit "No" on the crash 
dialog debugger selector which should reproduce the crash, then finally "bt 
full" in GDB.
(i guess these instructions could be generalized in an FAQ for people who don't 
want to keep running under GDB the whole time, but just want to attach to a 
crashed process later on.)

a custom build without the assertion should do too. though it is likely
that by the time the assert gets hit, other things have already gone
wrong...

-- 
Applet crashes (visual c++ runtime library problem?)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/590651
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Status in DC++: Incomplete

Bug description:
DC++ crashes after being 5 minutes running or sometimes after few hours. Every 
time same error message:

"
Microsoft visual c++ runtime library

This application has requested the runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. 
Please contact the application's support team for more information.
"

When crash occurs dc has been almost every time minimized to tray. This popup 
message keeps repeating and if I come to computer maybe next day there might be 
10 or 30 error popus waiting for me. Also note that nearly every time when the 
first popup comes network traffic doesn't change so it could be assumed that it 
still keeps downloading your queue. After several errors downloading stops.

Backround information: I have 67 open hubs (automatically opening), hundreds of 
Gb:s download queue. This problem occurred when I updated to current version 
I'm using now. (Also note that with previous version I didn't had no more than 
maybe 20 open hubs simultaneusly)

DC++ version: v0.762 (r2150)
Virus scanner: AVG antivirus free
Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable - x86 9.0.30729.4148: version: 
9.0.30729.4148 (date: 2010-05-26)
Operating system details:

"
Property        Value
Name    Windows 7 (Ultimate)
Features        Terminal Services in Remote Admin Mode, Media Center Edition, 
Multiprocessor Free, OEM-Version
SKU     Ultimate Edition
Checked Build   No
UAC Enabled     No
PAE Enabled     Yes
Boot Device     \Device\HarddiskVolume1
System Device   \Device\HarddiskVolume2
Kernel Version  6.1.7600.16539
Security        256 bits
Product Name    Windows 7 Ultimate
Build Lab       7600.win7_gdr.100226-1909
        
Hardware DEP Available  Yes
DEP for 32 Bits Applications    Yes
DEP for Drivers Yes
DEP Policy      OptIn (only Windows system binaries)
Windows Update's version number 7.3.7600.16385
Automatic Updates       Automatic (Recommended)
Next Detection Time     2010-06-07 06:54:50
Scheduled Install       Every Day @ 3:00 AM

        
        
Restore Points  
Avg Update      2010-06-02 18:50:10
        
Language        Finnish (Finland)
Installation Time       2010-03-17 16:26:10
Boot Time       2010-06-04 18:40:54
Up Time 2 Days 15 Hours 13 Minutes 25 seconds
"

For more additional information please contact! I will be more than willing to 
provide any information I can!

Regards, Antti



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