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Knowing an exception code, is there a way to find out more about what the actual exception that was thrown means?
My exception in question: 0x64487347
Exception address: 0x1
The call stack shows no information.
I’m reviewing a .dmp of a crash and not actually debugging in Visual Studio.
Because you’re reviewing a crash dump I’ll assume it came in from a customer and you cannot easily reproduce the fault with more instrumentation.
I don’t have much help to offer save to note that the exception code 0x64487347 is ASCII ‘dShG’, and developers often use the initials of the routine or fault condition when making up magic numbers like this.
A little Googling turned up one hit for dHsg in the proper context, the name of a function in a Google Book search for ‘Using Visual C++ 6’ By Kate Gregory. Unfortunately that alone was not helpful.