I've got a small VC++ program I'm working on that uses 5 property pages. On
my development machine everything works fine. On a laptop that I sometimes
use for development, clicking on 2 of the tabs (property pages) will cause
an assertion failure in COccManager::Cr eateDlgControls (...). The other 3
tabs are fine.
The assert that fails is ASSERT(ppOleDlg Items != NULL)
Both machines are loaded with Vis Studio 2003. Compiling on the "good"
machine (Win2k) and running that exe on the laptop (XP) still fails the same
way.
Some things I've unsuccessfully tried are:
remove all controls from the page but one static text
remove all control from a page - fails in a different way.
When the program crashes I typically get a popup "TODO: <File Description>
has encountered a problem and needs to close."
Closing that gives the assertion failed popup.
Clicking abort gives a popup "memory could not be "read"" (my personal
favorite).
Clicking OK then gives me 2 or 4 more of the first "TODO: <File..." popups,
depending on which of the two bad property pages I selected in the first
place.
None of these property pages has anything exotic, just edit controls, static
text, and some group boxes.
Any hints on what I should try?
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