Dcc32.exe

FinalBuilder Discussion
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I have been using FinalBuilder for a number of years, currently have FinalBuilder 6. It is used to compile a load of things including a large number of Delphi 7 projects, basically without problems (or at least problems that seem to be down to FinalBuilder - the usual things like forgetting to check in the right unit still cause problems).

Recently I've been occasionally seeing the following error message appear:

dcc32.exe - Application Error

The instruction at "0x7c82bc38" referenced memory at "0x051f8005". The memory could not be "read"

Click on OK to terminate the program

Click on CANCEL to debug the program

 

The problem project will compile fine within the Delphi 7 ide. There are no clues in the log as to what has caused the problem. My initial thought was that it was something connected to the number of hints and warnings as trying to cut down on those seemed to solve it however it has since reappeared without the number of hints and warnings significantly changing. I have also tried unticking the options in the FinalBuilder project to display the warnings and hints for the delphi items however these seem to have no effect - warnings and hints are still being displayed in the log file created (FinalBuilder is being run from the commnad line).

Does anyone have any ideas on what I could try next?

Cheers

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OK I've now downloaded FinalBuilder 7 and this seems to have solved the problem.

However it also seems to have a different problem - the log seems unreadable.

fbcmd /l"g:\currentlog2.txt" /p"g:\Build_Current\FinalBuilder\master.fbp7"

is the command I'm using to run the project however the log seems to have an extra space after every single character, this makes actually reading it effectively impossible.

Cheers

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Hi Paul

Not sure what is causing the problem in FB6, but an av in an external program is not something we can do much about. The problem in FB7 is a bug, an encoding issue , I just checked in a fix for that and I’ll post a link to a build with the fix shortly.

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Thanks - I'd posted here more in the hope that someone else had had a similar problem in the past rather than expecting a fix. I only tried FB7 from lack of any other ideas to try - I wasn't actually expecting it to work (especially as I simply opened the FB6 project and saved it as a FB7 project before trying it).

Cheers

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Hi Paul

I’m not sure why it works in FB7 and not FB6, we obviously changed something that Delphi 7 didn’t like… got lucky I guess