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Access Violation |
  
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Access Violation
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Access Violation |
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Access Violations is the 32-bit, politically correct, name given to the old Windows 3.1 General Protection Faults (GPF). These are raised when an application :
•Dereferences a nil pointer.
•Writes to a code page.
•Attempts to access a memory address for which there is no virtual memory allocated to the application.
Suggested action : If the Origin of the application error is in Q++.exe, then use the Restart Q++ button. If the error arises from another module than Q++.exe, then click on the Terminate button and reboot your PC.