I have used FBIde for > 10 years and love(d) it.
Suddenly I can't launch the application because of an error message on Win10 64-bit "The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000142)". It had been about 2 months since I launched FBIde, so it could be difficult to determine whether the incompatibility is from a Win10 update or a security patch at the university.
Seeking an IDE that:
* Is "lightweight" - no bells and whistles to add code for Win API
* Easy to navigate
- set path for user-defined INC files
- modify compiler cmd line to specify resource file for program icon
- unencumbered with fancy "project" windows and navigation (a nuisance)
What IDE are you using?
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Re: What IDE are you using?
I don't use FBIde but have it on board without issue with Win10 Pro 64-bit and the 2005 version of mingwm10.dll.
Google 0xc0000142, there are quite a few 'solutions'.
I use WinFBE, by the way, which is full fat milk and not skimmed milk so you'll not like it, BasicScience.
Google 0xc0000142, there are quite a few 'solutions'.
I use WinFBE, by the way, which is full fat milk and not skimmed milk so you'll not like it, BasicScience.
Re: What IDE are you using?
You can also try to set an exclusion for the FBIde directory in your antivirus and, if it works, try to reduce the exclusion to some file(s) only.
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Re: What IDE are you using?
Thanks for the suggestions. I did a clean boot (disabled all MS Services and all applications in the Start-up), and now FBIde is working again. I have enabled all the MS Services and FBIde still works, so it must be a conflict with some application in the start-up. There are lots of possibilities (Sophos, Clearapass OnGuard, etc.)
Re: What IDE are you using?
When I went from time to time this type of defect (especially in Win7), I just had to close and reopen a Windows session or at worst reboot for FBIde to start well.