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I receive from an application a message like this:
“The instruction at 0xA…. referenced memory at 0xB….. The memory could not be “written”. Click on OK to terminate the program”
the address 0xA looks valid: 0x10001053. Exe is mapped in memory by default at 0x40000000 and dlls at 0x10000000 so it’s in the first loaded dll at offset 1053h.
Does someone knows a method to transform this address into source line ?
You should be able to locate it with the help of a map file. You may need to tweak some of your compiler/linker options to get the map file generated with sufficient detail.
If you are using the MS compiler then you need /MAP linker option.