Error messages?....

[Luv4dacruise]

I know this thread will be deleted by the mods, but, is anyone else getting a whit screen with

 

PHP has encountered an Access Violation at 01994173‹���������ÿÿ���������

 

every now and then when trying to go into a thread?....

[boaterette]

My message justs keeps saying can not access the page. Happened twice trying to respond to this thread. lol

[brokenarrowhd]

same here

[cassrebecca]

This is a test!!!:p

[derf5585]

I guess it's better than an Illegal Operation (here come the police)

Or a Fatal Error (off the the Hospital)

 

Or the message

"The mouse is not working please click here"

[MrPete]

I know this thread will be deleted by the mods, but, is anyone else getting a whit screen with

 

PHP has encountered an Access Violation at 01994173‹���������ÿÿ���������

 

every now and then when trying to go into a thread?....

 

Don't worry. Just get some paint and a brush and fill in the boxes.

[Globaliser]

PHP has encountered an Access Violation at ...

This is one of the error messages that occasionally happens when the database is under stress, which also manifests itself on other ways. It's one of the things that I've just learned to live with on CC. If it doesn't work, I just go away and come back later.

[travel_lover]

The other day that kept happening to me, kept getting error messages.

[derf5585]

Access Violation, How dare you

from

http://blogs.technet.com/askperf/archive/2008/06/03/access-violation-how-dare-you.aspx

 

Why does Software Crash #1 – The Access Violation

Pop quiz: what does this line of code do when executed?

int foo = (*((int*)0));

If you’re an astute reader, you can solve the answer just by reading the title of the blog post. But, more interestingly, let’s forget about that buzzword and analyze exactly what’s happening. The access violation is probably the most common crash in unmanaged software, so let’s break it down piece by piece to discover what’s happening.

int foo;

int * ip = NULL;

foo = *ip; //crash!

from

http://blogs.msdn.com/chappell/archive/2005/01/12/351856.aspx