How to Fix-Debug Assertion Failed - When copy a working Visual Studio 2005 code from one PC to other PC remotely

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I have developed a application on VS 2005.., Its working fine. But when I copy the program from my PC to other PC remotely, Its not running, showing as " Debug Assertion Failed ".., How to fix This one ? help me on that .....

Posted 18-Dec-13 18:58pm

Baakki

Updated 22-Dec-13 18:31pm

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bbirajdar 19-Dec-13 1:03am

delete the .pdb files in the bin folder

Baakki 20-Dec-13 1:02am

Hi,

Thank u for the comment..., But I could no see folder on my project. Can u pls tell me where it be

H.Brydon 29-Dec-13 11:23am

The debug assertion will (likely) tell you what line is failing. Look at that line in the code.

Baakki 30-Dec-13 6:48am

It's falling on some system generated .cpp file... how can I find the error while it's not pointing appln code ?? If I command(disable) that line , again Its falling on some other line.

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Albert Holguin · Answer 1 · 2013-12-28T12:21:00

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This is slightly ambiguous... but I'll give it a shot...

If you mean transferring your exe:
0.If you're getting a debug assertion, you're copying the debug executable, which you probably don't want to do.
1.To redistributate your program, you should build the "release" version.
2.Include dlls that are included as part of your program. If you used MFC, you likely also need to use the redistributable package that installs required dlls. Just search for the redistributable installer (usually it's included in one of the Visual Studio folders or you can download it from MSDN).

Posted 28-Dec-13 12:21pm

Albert Holguin

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Baakki 30-Dec-13 6:41am

Hi,
I have downloaded some redistributable packages from net and installed ..., but still the debug assertion is coming....

Baakki 30-Dec-13 6:42am

Can u pls explain the point 1

Albert Holguin 30-Dec-13 10:02am

VS allows you to build in two different configurations, debug or release. Debug is simply for debugging and shouldn't be deployed onto other machines.

Baakki 30-Dec-13 7:18am

Debug Assertion Failed !
Program...
File:\rtm\vctools\vs7libs\ship\atlmfc\src\mfc\occcont.cpp
Line:950

this is the assertion which is coming when I run the program.