dlumd32.dll crash in Visual Studio 2010 when debugging WPF programs

Dan · 02-26-2012, 09:38 PM

Hi UltraDef,

Having our DLL on the stack doesn't really narrow it down much, we are often just passing things onto the OS that came from somewhere else, and even if we could validate every element of the structure passed on, it would probably slow things down an awful lot. I.e. it would not be hard to generate a stack backtrace with our DLL on the list, like the ones you reported in your first entry. I admit that the second one is harder to understand, since our dll seems to be the only culprit to point at.

Have you tried running without our software installed?

If you could share the .dmp file with us we would be able to progress this further.

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02-26-2012, 09:38 PM	#3
Dan Banned Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 104	Hi UltraDef, Having our DLL on the stack doesn't really narrow it down much, we are often just passing things onto the OS that came from somewhere else, and even if we could validate every element of the structure passed on, it would probably slow things down an awful lot. I.e. it would not be hard to generate a stack backtrace with our DLL on the list, like the ones you reported in your first entry. I admit that the second one is harder to understand, since our dll seems to be the only culprit to point at. Have you tried running without our software installed? If you could share the .dmp file with us we would be able to progress this further.