VS2017 access violation error about javidx9

[gurkanctn]

After checking through Google, I've found the reason of the error..
Link Here

and the reason is the size of the screen. 160x100 did not work, 40 x 40 did work.
Here's the working line:
demo.ConstructConsole(40, 40, 8, 8);

[OneLoneCoder]

Yes, the console needs to fit on the primary display of the computer, so the resolution multiplied by the character size must remain less than your desktop resolution. Rather than lowering the resolution, you can also lower the character size, which is visually a little more appealing

[UncleBob2]

After checking through Google, I've found the reason of the error..
Link Here

and the reason is the size of the screen. 160x100 did not work, 40 x 40 did work.
Here's the working line:
demo.ConstructConsole(40, 40, 8, 8);

I am unable to view the link. Can you tell us how to solve this problem again as I am unable to find the size of the screen "160x100 did not work, 40 x 40 did work."

[UncleBob2]

I thinking that I got it working now:

int main()
{
OneLoneCoder_PathFinding game;
game.ConstructConsole(160, 160, 5,5);
game.Start();
return 0;
}

[gurkanctn]

After checking through Google, I've found the reason of the error..
Link Here
and the reason is the size of the screen. 160x100 did not work, 40 x 40 did work.
Here's the working line:
demo.ConstructConsole(40, 40, 8, 8);

I am unable to view the link. Can you tell us how to solve this problem again as I am unable to find the size of the screen "160x100 did not work, 40 x 40 did work."

I couldn't access the link either. However, the solution to my problem was the construct line of the application:
The engine constructs the screen by the line:
demo.ConstructConsole(Width, Height, size_of_pixel_x, size_of_pixel_y);

[UncleBob2]

After checking through Google, I've found the reason of the error..
Link Here
and the reason is the size of the screen. 160x100 did not work, 40 x 40 did work.
Here's the working line:
demo.ConstructConsole(40, 40, 8, 8);

I am unable to view the link. Can you tell us how to solve this problem again as I am unable to find the size of the screen "160x100 did not work, 40 x 40 did work."

I couldn't access the link either. However, the solution to my problem was the construct line of the application:
The engine constructs the screen by the line:
demo.ConstructConsole(Width, Height, size_of_pixel_x, size_of_pixel_y);

I believe OneLoneCoder has changed the source code from demo.ConstructConsole to game.ConstructConsole; hence, I was unable to find demo.ConstructConsole before. Now everything make sense. Many thanks.