Old code can't be compiled with the new version of Rust.
When I try to compile my old code that used to work well, I get an error.

this is an inference error on crate `time` caused by an API change in Rust 1.80.0; update `time` to version `>=0.3.35` by calling `cargo update`

So I had to use cargo update -p time.Successfully compiled without warnings or errors.
But the program(debug and release) crash on win11 without any error message. Works fine on win10.

It's the same even with cargo update.

I tried to get a little bit of information with Procdump.The program crashed so fast that I couldn't enter the corresponding pid in the command.So I started this program with x64dbg and was able to find the pid. Detach and quickly execute the ProcDump command.

Got a little bit of information

[00:54:25] Exception: C0000005.ACCESS_VIOLATION
[00:54:25] Unhandled: C000041D

Use WinDbg to view dmp file

uiautomationcore!EventMap::AddEntry+0x84:
00007ff9`cdd6e254 488b4008        mov     rax,qword ptr [rax+8] ds:feeefeee`feeefef6=????????????????

I don't have unsafe in my code. I'm wondering how to determine which dependency or rust itself is causing the problem.
(I found the program I saved that I compiled in the past, and it works very well on win10 and win11.)

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