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zainnabSeptember 30, 20100 0 0 0 Keyboard: CTRL + ALT + I Menu: Debug -> Windows -> Immediate Command: Debug.Immediate Versions: 2008,2010 Published: 9/30/2010 Code: vstipTool0097 Make sure to
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check out the Windows Phone Developer Portal! I could take a long error 193 not a valid win32 application time to teach you about WinDbg and SOS (Son of Strike) so I will avoid that here. I want to give you
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a quick view into how SOS works in the Immediate Window. If you want to get hardcore with debugging then the absolute best places to learn are these two blogs: John Robbins over at error 193 1 is not a valid win32 application python Wintellect: http://www.wintellect.com/CS/blogs/jrobbins/default.aspx Tess Ferrandez an ASP.NET Escalation Engineer at Microsoft: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/tess/ Loading SOS In The Immediate Window With that said, let's take a look at what it takes to get SOS going in the Immediate Window. As we go along I will also show you the most common messages you will encounter when trying to set this up. First, open the Immediate Window (CTRL + ALT + I) createprocess error 193 1 is not a valid win32 application and put in ".load sos" then press ENTER. x86 You will most likely get this message: "SOS not available while Managed only debugging. To load SOS, enable unmanaged debugging in your project properties." The fix is, obviously, to go to your project properties (the Debug tab): and enable unmanaged debugging: Now go back to the Immediate Window and type ".load sos" again. It may take a few seconds but eventually you will see this message (your version will be different based on the CLR being used): x64 If you get this message: "Error during command: extension C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\sos.dll could not load (error 193)" Then that means you are attempting to debug an x64 (64 bit) application. There is no support for interop (managed / unmanaged) debugging on x64 currently in Visual Studio. You can fix this by going to the project properties (Compile tab) and clicking on the "Advanced Compile Options" button: Then change the "Target CPU" to x86: Using SOS Threads and Symbols You can now get all kinds of great information. Type "!threads" to see threading info: Do you see the error that says "PDB symbol for clr.dll not loaded"? This is a common error that
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(view profile) 13,591 questions 13,591 answers 13,590 accepted answers Reputation: 2,534 Vote0 How do I resolve 'LoadLibrary failed with error 193: %1 is not a valid Win32' error message in Simulink 8.1 (R2013a)? Asked by https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/zainnab/2010/09/30/the-immediate-window-running-windbg-and-sos-son-of-strike-commands/ MathWorks Support Team MathWorks Support Team (view profile) 13,591 questions 13,591 answers 13,590 accepted answers Reputation: 2,534 on 6 May 2013 Accepted Answer by MathWorks Support Team MathWorks Support Team (view profile) 13,591 questions 13,591 answers 13,590 accepted answers Reputation: 2,534 386 views (last 30 days) 386 views (last 30 days) I have an S Function block in which I am trying to load a DLL generated using Microsoft Visual Studio. I https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/99364-how-do-i-resolve-loadlibrary-failed-with-error-193-1-is-not-a-valid-win32-error-message-in-simul am using 64 bit MATLAB. I am able to generate the .mexw64 file. However, when I try to simulate the Simulink model that contains the S Function block, I got the following error in a popup window: 'LoadLibrary failed with error 193: %1 is not a valid Win32' 0 Comments Show all comments Tags No tags are associated with this question. Products Simulink Related Content 1 Answer MathWorks Support Team (view profile) 13,591 questions 13,591 answers 13,590 accepted answers Reputation: 2,534 Vote0 Link Direct link to this answer: https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/99364#answer_108711 Answer by MathWorks Support Team MathWorks Support Team (view profile) 13,591 questions 13,591 answers 13,590 accepted answers Reputation: 2,534 on 6 May 2013 Accepted answer The "LoadLibrary failed with error 193: %1 is not a valid Win32" means that a 64 bit operating system is trying to load a 32 bit Win32 file.You can check the bitness of the DLL file using dumpbin. You can do so at the Windows Command Prompt:C:\> call "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\vcvarsall.bat"C:\> dumpbin \headers DLL_filenameFixing the error involves one of the two following options:1. Run the application under 32 bit MATLAB.2. Compile the .dll as a 64 bit application.a. In Visual C project properties, change the Platform to x64.b. In Visual C project linker library path
Question Getting LoadLibrary Error 193 when I try to load a dll with dlibrary 0 I am trying to load a dll to http://www.aptech.com/questions/getting-loadlibrary-error-193-when-i-try-to-load-a-dll-with-dlibrary/ use with my GAUSS program. However, whenever I try to load it I get LoadLibrary Error 193. What does this mean? How can I fix this? 1 Answer 0 LoadLibrary error 193 http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/general/77403/ usually occurs when you are trying to load a 32-bit dll into a 64-bit application. See below: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/csharpgeneral/thread/93dddc95-8f9c-4743-a87e-7557ea86f999/ If your dll is 32-bit and you are using 64-bit GAUSS you will error 193 likely get this error. linkadmin32 Your Answer asked August 30, 2012 link admin32 1 Answer 0 LoadLibrary error 193 usually occurs when you are trying to load a 32-bit dll into a 64-bit application. See below: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/csharpgeneral/thread/93dddc95-8f9c-4743-a87e-7557ea86f999/ If your dll is 32-bit and you are using 64-bit GAUSS you will likely get this error. linkadmin32 Aptech Systems, Inc. Worldwide Headquarters Address: Aptech not a valid Systems, Inc. 2350 East Germann Road, Suite #21 Chandler, AZ 85286 Phone: 360.886.7100 FAX: 360.886.8922 Ready to Get Started? Contact a dealer Request Quote & Product Information Industry SolutionsEconometrics Finance Epidemiology Engineering/Physics Social Science GAUSS in Education ProductsGAUSS System GAUSS Applications GAUSS Engineā¢ Third Party Applications Keyword Index ResourcesUser Forum Manuals Tutorials Case Studies Training & Events White Papers Product Flyers SupportSubmit Support Ticket Support Plans Download Account License Request Installation/Troubleshooting License Types FAQs Training & Events Want more guidance while learning about the full functionality of GAUSS and its capabilities? Get in touch for in-person training or browse additional references below. On-Site Training Webinars Archive Tutorials Step-by-step, informative lessons for those who want to dive into GAUSS and achieve their goals, fast. Tutorials Have a Specific Question? Get a real answer from a real person Contact Us Need Support? Submit support ticket Q&A: Register and Login Register Log in Entries RSS Comments RSS WordPress.org Support Plans Premier Support and Platinum Premier Support are annually renewable membership programs that provide you with important benefits including technical support, product maintenance, and substantial cost-saving features for your GAUS
console application. After hours searching for some clue's, I haven't found anything that helps. I'm using Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 in this case, for both the x64 DLL and x64 console application. I know that you can't load 32bit DLL's into 64bit applications and vice versa, but this seems a little strange to me. That's why I need some help on this matter. The error code 193 (GetLastError()), seems to have the message: "not a valid Win32 application" according to msdn. I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate x64. (I can load the exact same DLL under x86 mode just fine using a x86 application) Aug 18, 2012 at 1:50am UTC webJose (2948) The error message is accurate: The module could not be interpreted as valid. But you seem to have the answer to your question already: You say you can load the DLL using a 32-bit version of the console application. That can only mean that the DLL is 32-bit too. Are you making sure you are recompiling the DLL as 64 bits when you switch your console application to 64 bits? Aug 18, 2012 at 5:36am UTC Deadmau5 (6) Yes, I am pretty sure the DLL is 64bits, unless Dependency Walker (x64) and Visual Studio give me wrong info. Windows also recognizes the console application as 64bits. I've tried to play around with the manifest file (DLL) to see if setting the processorArchitecture to "amd64" or "*" helps, but it doesn't. Edit: Forgot to mention that this only happens on another machine, not on which both the DLL and Application were made. But I don't see that there can be anything wrong with that. The other machine is also running on Windows 7 Ultimate x64. Any help is appreciated. Last edited on Aug 18, 2012 at 5:40am UTC Aug 19, 2012 at 2:14pm UTC Deadmau5 (6) Seems like it loaded the wrong version of msvcp100.dll (x32). Anyways it's solved. Topic archived.