R6010-abort () has been called error analysis and its solution

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This can occur because:

1. Illegal pointer access and memory leaks
2. Let's check it again. The pointer must have failed. Set a pointer range that is incorrect for you to perform
3. The pointer visits the memory out of bounds failure.
4. It is because Chinese is not supported.

5. Insufficient memory allocation
6. The problem that was discovered at the time of the inspection was that of multi-threaded access to resources.
7. Check if the EXE and DLL are mixed with different version numbers of the CRT

Workaround:

First: Check the requested space is not released


Second: Check that the stack space has been fully allocated, it is recommended that each memory allocation try not to be too large, and remember to release


Third: The pointer points to an unexpected memory location

R6010-abort () has been called error analysis and its solution