View source for Breakpoint Encountered (0x80000003) at address 0x77F767CD

This error can happen when a task has exceeded the maximum CPU time or maximum disk space. The abort message causes the science application to call DebugBreak() which causes the 0x80000003 error code.<br>
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The idea being that if either the memory or CPU usage has been exceeded then there is either a memory leak or an infinite loop that the project needs to debug.  DebugBreak() will cause the Windows Debugger to start up and dump a stack trace of the stuff the application was doing, and report it back to the project.<br>
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Most of the times you come across this error message however is when you have manually aborted one or more tasks that were running at that time.<br> Aborting running tasks will also call the DebugBreak() routine and do the same dump of information as before. <br>
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Address 0x77F767CD<br>
This doesn't mean you have a hardware error. The address 0x77F767CD is the user breakpoint set in ntdll.dll which will allow for a graceful break of your software, rather than dump you to a blue screen of death.<br> 
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