Hello Everyone,
I am using this forum for the very first time, because this is the only forum where i found something relevant to my issue.
I am not sure is it the right place to post this question or not, but I am also receiving the same exception while working on a form based C++ Application in Embarcadero® RAD Studio XE2 Version 16.0.4358.45540. this is a trial version but there is still a week left of trial.
In my project I am trying to read the touch value on the touch pad, for which I am using synaptics open source code, and the method LoadPacket(long) is called when the touch is started. Earlier I was creating a window in a console based application, and everything was working fine, but now I am trying to convert it into a form based application, but as soon as I touch the touchpad, I get the following exception
Project Project1.exe raised exception class C0000005 with message 'access violation at 0xfeeefeee: read of address 0xfeeefeee'.
I am using the GetActiveWindow function to get the handle to the window.
Please help me out, as I need to commit this code in next 8 hours.
Thanking in advance for all your time and concerns and want to apologize again for not being sure about the right place to post this question.[/url]
exception class C0000005
Hello,
If you have any difficulties when developing applications on Rad Studio XE2 and on Synaptics, you'd better ask your question in the specialized forums of this products, where you can get more qualified help regarding applications developing problems using this products ( forums.embarcadero.com, http://www.synaptics.com/resources)
P.S. The given forum deals with discussion of our components and DB access drivers.
If you have any difficulties when developing applications on Rad Studio XE2 and on Synaptics, you'd better ask your question in the specialized forums of this products, where you can get more qualified help regarding applications developing problems using this products ( forums.embarcadero.com, http://www.synaptics.com/resources)
P.S. The given forum deals with discussion of our components and DB access drivers.