"The application failed to initialize properly(0xc00000

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"The application failed to initialize properly(0xc00000

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Easy stuff out of the way first -
IDE: Code::Blocks SVN 4750
Compiler: GNU GCC compiler
OS: Windows V.2002 SP2
Widgets: 2.8.6

I am trying to develop a release version of my already tested code. It seems, even when creating a widgets project using the wizard, that no release version of my code will work. I get the message in the subject line. Has anyone experienced this before and can you tell me how to resolve this issue. The project I am working on is nearing completion in the debug phase and I need to be able to have a release version.

I have created the gcc debug and release versions of wxWidgets, but cannot seem to get past this problem.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Post by jmason1182 »

I'm receiving the same errors when I do my Debug DLL build. I was getting all sorts of rediculous errors when my project had WXUSINGDLL defined... so I removed it. Now I am getting this error.

Any suggestions? Any trains of thoughts.
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this error message usually indicates that some needed DLL is not found.

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Post by jmason1182 »

Hey I forgot I posted to this question.

To fix my errors, I had to remove a few pieces of code... primarily some Thread code. (I was using a few Mutexes that weren't necessary) and so for whatever reason, after that it worked.

So maybe I removed the need for the "missing" dll file?
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