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Asked: 2026-05-27T09:15:38+00:00

Never thought I’d say this, but I just got a stack overflow in my

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Never thought I’d say this, but I just got a stack overflow in my program (which I have been working on forever without testing). Basically, it’s a server, and when the first person connects I get a stack overflow. I’ve put in breakpoints and I still can’t figure out where it’s occuring (infinate loop). I thought I’d come to request the people of the site named after my problem to help me fix this.

How can I find (amongst thousands of lines of code) where a stack overflow occurs?

Thanks so much,
Christian

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  1. Editorial Team

    Follow these simple steps to get that which statement causing this error and hang up your application:

    1. Make debug point on start point of application and start debugging. After this press
      F5 to check where it taking time and causing Stack overflow.
    2. Now go Debug Menu and Select Break All or Press Ctrl + Alt + Break then it will make the focus on that statement which your application is executing right now.

    Another option is Use Stack Trace

    Hope this help.

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