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Heap damage

Hi everyone! I've got a problem with a windows forms application. I
modified source code, but when I ran the application the new code was
simply ignored. Then I tried and debug, but debug points were also
ignored. VS finally showed the following message:

Windows generated a debug point in your application. This may be
caused by a hep damage and indicates an error in your application or
in one of DLLs your project loaded.

I never encountered a similar problem and I need help.
Thank you!
Feb 29 '08 #1
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