When using Visual Studio 2019 to mount the dump file, there may be several reasons for the outrageous location of the crash.
- First, you need to confirm whether the dump file was generated when the crash occurred, and whether the symbol information was included when it was generated. If the dump file was not generated at the time of the crash, or the symbol information is not included, the debugger may not be able to locate the crash location correctly.
- Second, if there are multi-threaded or asynchronous operations in the code, the location of the crash may be out of line. Because multi-threading or asynchronous operations may cause incomplete or confusing stack frame information during a crash, the debugger cannot correctly locate the crash location.
- In addition, if there are some low-level errors in the code, such as accessing invalid pointers, memory leaks, etc., it may also cause the crash location to be quite outrageous. This is because these errors can mess up the memory layout of the program, preventing the debugger from properly locating the crash location.
To sum up, if you encounter an outrageous crash location when using Visual Studio 2019 to mount a dump file, you can first confirm whether the dump file was generated at the time of the crash and whether it contains symbol information. If there are no problems with these, then you need to carefully check whether there are multi-threaded or asynchronous operations in the code, or other low-level errors that may cause the program to crash.