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The inferior stopped because it triggered an exception. Stopped in thread 0 by Exception...?

Complete Error Message in Debugger:

"The inferior stopped because it triggered an exception. Stopped in thread 0 by Exception 0xfbdeba, code: 0xc0000005: read access violation at 0x0, flags= 0x0."

I can compile my code without any error, but when I run it or debug, It crashes,

this error thrown when I used A QMessagebox to show a message, if I comment out this message program runs normally. I try to place QMessagebox in main.cpp just after Initializing of the QApplication the same error exist.

I can't understand what is the reason for this error???

Please guide me. I use QT 4.8.1 with msvc 2010 compiler.

And what I try to do: I try to change an open source application named Open-sankore (source-code here ... ) and try to check that if user completed the registration form? if not show a messagebox to user.

I add a code part to UBApplication::exec(..)'s first line.

int UBApplication::exec(const QString& pFileToImport)
if(CheckLock() == -1)
   QMessageBox myBox;
   myBox.setText("Please Complete The Registration form to continue!");
   myBox.setWindowTitle("Warning!");
   myBox.exec();
After the error occurs debug cursur goes to UBBoardController.h and function below
UBBoardView* controlView()
        **return mControlView;**
I have found one answer: this error occurs mostly happens when one pointer is not initialized. You should check UR code to find it. For example:
T* t;
t=NULL;
Just make the pointer a "NULL".
The same error was encountered with the reason "Smart Pointer was destroyed twice".
class A
public:
    ~A() {};   // doThing() must be called before the destructor
    void doThing()
        m_edit->deleteLater();
private:
    std::unique_ptr<XTextWidget> m_edit;
Solution: just delete the line m_edit->deleteLater();
        
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