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How to Write an AutoIt App that will crash on demand?


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I'm working on setting up WER and Crash Dump handling for some our applications, but they don't crash often enough to verify if I have things configured optimally.

So I would like to write a Simply AutoIT app that would "Crash" and generate WER/DMP files.

Perhaps just a simple app that brings up an "OK" button and when clicked would crash.

I found some C++ examples of how to write a "Crash App", but I don't even have a C++ compiler installed.

 

 

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ConsoleWrite("Hard crash in 3 seconds" & @LF)
Sleep(3000)
Local $a[9000000][2]

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