'Privileged instruction'.

[Amex]

I'm having serious issues with this. I moved some code to a 
different directory and it's broke all over the place(even though 
I updated every occurrence of the paths). Somewhere something is 
not being loaded and it's producing a null reference somewhere 
which is propagating through the app in a very strange way(I 
think it has to do with the Orange SerDes.

The problem is that for any crash such as a range error or a null 
pointer reference, the debugger throws a 'Privileged 
instruction'. and then exists the program.

Hence I can't see the stack or anything and can't debug the 
program. I have to run it in the command prompt and have it crash 
then launch a new instance of VS and then it will show the line, 
but still say 'Privileged instruction' error. I can see the stack 
and eventually locate the error.  [There are lot's of windows/VS 
dialog boxes that slow the process down]

It's very slow doing it this way. Surely something can be done? 
Unfortunately I'm using x64 binaries with x64 GTK and others so 
it's a lot of trouble to switch to x86.

Could you look in to this when you get a chance?

Thanks.