On Tuesday, Nov 26, 2002, at 15:30 US/Pacific, Haggerty, Mike wrote:
> How's it going? Long time no hear. How was Devcon?

DevCon was awesome - see my blog! :)

> Since you're the last person from Macromedia I know, I was wondering 
> if you
> knew anyone who could help me with an issue I am running into?

Well, I've never even seen CF4.5 but I hope someone here on cf-talk can 
help.

> 1) The processor runs up to 100% on the server.
> 2) An alert box shoots up on the screen. The title is 'C++ Runtime 
> Library'.
> 3) The text of the message is:
>     'Runtime Error!
>     Program: c:\cfusion\bin\cfserver.exe
>     R6025
>     Pure Virtual Function Call'
> 4) Processor remains at 100% until you click the box, at which point 
> the
> server returns to normal, retaining the application scope in memory.

I will hazard a guess that the 100% CPU is related to the alert polling 
for a keyboard / mouse event to acknowledge and go away. That's not 
your problem.

The "Pure Virtual Function Call" error is a standard C++ issue. 
Something has attempted to call a method on a class for which no 
implementation exists. My first suspicion would be a C++ CFX tag...

> I think it may be related to one page in my application, but I am not
> certain if that is the case or not.

Can you isolate it to that page by running test? That would be a big 
help.

> This one is really a pain and I am not sure how to troubleshoot it. 
> Any help
> would be appreciated.

As I say, my first suspicion would be a badly written CFX tag.


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