Help reading codeblocks.RPT

[daniloz]

Ok, it looks like this code does not crash c::b on you win7 system. (Win7 is robust than WinXP)
What I can suggest is you can write to some other address:

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char * p = anyIntValue;
*p = 0;

Then, change anyIntValue until your c::b crashed, or you just do a loop like:

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for (int i=0;i<0xfffffffffff;i++)
{
char * p = i;
*p = 0;
}


Actually, your original code is fine and even if I do the for, when debugging, I get a "segmentation fault" on the first iteration, i.e. with char *p = 0. The strange thing is that after this "segmentation fault" I can just run again and I come back to the "Start Here" window.
And, again, when not using the debugger, but just running it, I see no exception/crash at all...

[ollydbg]

Ok, it looks like this code does not crash c::b on you win7 system. (Win7 is robust than WinXP)
What I can suggest is you can write to some other address:

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char * p = anyIntValue;
*p = 0;

Then, change anyIntValue until your c::b crashed, or you just do a loop like:

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for (int i=0;i<0xfffffffffff;i++)
{
char * p = i;
*p = 0;
}


Actually, your original code is fine and even if I do the for, when debugging, I get a "segmentation fault" on the first iteration, i.e. with char *p = 0. The strange thing is that after this "segmentation fault" I can just run again and I come back to the "Start Here" window.
And, again, when not using the debugger, but just running it, I see no exception/crash at all...

Interesting, you need more dirty crash code snippet like:

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delete p; //p can be any address