Support for debugging ActiveX controls is not implemented as well under Windows
95/98. This is primarily because of the scaled down model of these OS's
to use less resources than NT or 2000. Because of that, ActiveX controls
typically generate a lot of access violation exceptions under 98/95 which
are basically just warnings of unknown behavior. This same behavior occurs
with most other 3rd party ActiveX controls as well. We are looking for a
way to eliminate this annoyance or at least not report it, but it is an OS
issue for Win 95/98 and should be ignored. It will in know way effect the
performance of your application.
Best Regards,
Chris Matthews
Measurement Studio PSE
National Instruments
"Andrew Weiss"
wrote:
>>Why do I get so many
first chance exceptions in the debugger window of
VC++>while I run the CW example programs supplied with Measurement Studio?
