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Old February 11th, 2005, 01:41 PM
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Hi,

This may be helpful to solve that problem.

Text from MSDN library:

One possible cause of this error is a case mismatch in the symbol name. Because C and C++ are case-sensitive languages, a symbol name must be given in the exact case in which it is defined in the source.

This error can occur when trying to typecast a variable in order to watch the variable during debugging. The typedef declares a new name for a type, but it does not define a new type. The typecast attempted in the debugger requires the name of a defined type.

Tips

Make sure the symbol is already declared at the point in the program where it is being used.
Use an actual type name to cast variables in the debugger, rather than a typedef-defined name.

Let me know whether u got it.



Ram
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