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Describe the bug
Attempting to step through reading a very long string and setting to a variable causes an "Access Violation" and the debugging stops. This currently does not happen in VLIDE.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Point the "Crash.lsp" to where the "ReallyBigFile.txt" is located
Start debugging "Crash.lsp" with a breakpoint on the "(setq ReallyLongString (read-line OpenFile))"
Issue the command "CrashFunc" and AutoCAD will instantly generate an access violation error and quit debugging.
Expected behavior
In VLIDE the process takes approximately 3 minutes to complete (on my system) but does not cause an access violation and continues debugging. If that's not possible a more descriptive error would be desirable as it was very difficult to narrow down.
Screenshots
Desktop (please complete the following information):
This is only one way to trigger this error. It happens so often that the debug is essentially useless to me and I still rely on VLIDE. I'd be happy to run any tests or send any log files that might be useful for this.
See the attached file.
First to get VSCode working again perform the steps in "SOLUTION 2".
Then, If this ever happens again, all you have to do is "SOLUTION 3" or "SOLUTION 3 Update".
Hope this works for you as well.
I was about to give up on VSCode because of this but now I'm not having any issues with it.
Describe the bug
Attempting to step through reading a very long string and setting to a variable causes an "Access Violation" and the debugging stops. This currently does not happen in VLIDE.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
In VLIDE the process takes approximately 3 minutes to complete (on my system) but does not cause an access violation and continues debugging. If that's not possible a more descriptive error would be desirable as it was very difficult to narrow down.
Screenshots
![Snag_274c2f3](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/84582497/183926022-77a3947c-f645-4832-9036-08fa9a026759.png)
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context
ReallyBigFile.zip
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