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> it would give you an error saying 'Error at BLR offset 283729' or similar, offset being the offset in the compiled code where the error supposedly happened W
by Sean1708 10y ago
> it would give you an error saying 'Error at BLR offset 283729' or similar, offset being the offset in the compiled code where the error supposedly happened
Wow, I didn't realise it was possible to have error messages worse than Oracle's.
- nostrademons 10y agoKinda like Winsock Error 10107, "A system call that should never fail has failed." I recall running into that one at my first job out of high school - once we'd looked up the error code, we had a good chuckle about how unhelpful it was. (It was actually our bug - we were doing a Winsock layered service provider, and the error code indicated that we'd failed to return SUCCESS and hadn't set any additional error info. At the time, though, Microsoft's documentation gave only the one sentence above as a description.)