It seems to be an old (and forgotten) issue :)
http://muzso.hu/2011/12/13/setting-f12-as-a-global-hotkey-in-windows;
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Now this is pretty much upsetting. But not all is lost. I tried to google
for a way to disable the kernel from registering F12, but found instead
http://muzso.hu/2011/12/13/setting-f12-as-a-global-hotkey-in-windows;
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Really fixes :) If such key doesn't exist (my case) it should be created.
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Please provide simple reproducible testcase.
Possibly there're memory errors, see the attached stack trace (happened on
confirming test query is OK in the SQL editor):
#0 0040E103 :0 SYSTEM_SYSGETMEM_FIXED$LONGWORD$$POINTER()
#1 0030 :0 ??()
#2 0003 :0 ??()
#3 064F0633 :0 ??()
#4
On 12/21/2011 10:57 AM, IvankoB wrote:
Please provide simple reproducible testcase.
Possibly there're memory errors, see the attached stack trace (happened on
confirming test query is OK in the SQL editor):
Please use -gh (heaptrace), maybe there is more information.
PS:
Martin, will
Please use -gh (heaptrace), maybe there is more information.
Strange, no more errors. Maybe because me rebuilt the child IDE within ist
parent ?
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SIGTRAP: Trace/ breakpoint on ntdll!DbgUIConnToDbg
(win-32, fpc-2.4.4)
The debugged project is project run in the debugged IDE.
In both projects, there're no active breakpoints, all stop options in
project settings are off too.
PS:
It seems that we have a recursion or endless loop when manual
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