VisualC++ 2010 Is there a way to find out more details surrounding unhandled exception error

A windows application I am working on contains the following code:

if (_camStar->GetSortedContainersFromOpsView("CAD", false, containers, errorMessage)) {
    error = "";
    if (!containers.empty())
    {
        desc = QString::fromStdString(containers[0]->masterProductDescription);
        prodname = QString::fromStdString(containers[0]->productName).trimmed();
        res = QString::fromStdString(containers[0]->ctnrName);
    }
}
else
{
    error = QString::fromStdString(errorMessage);
}

_camStar is a variable from an external header file to which I am initializing here via:

_camStar = new CamstarInterface(host, port, username, password, workstation);

CamstarInterface is an interface that's declared in that same header file. When I run the program in Debug mode, I am presented with:

Unhandled Exception at 0xx5c84337d (msvcp100d.dll) in initializer.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0xffffffffffffffff.

and it breaks in xutility (I believe its used by Qt) in the function Orphan_all(). When I run the program in Release mode, everything works fine. How would I go about digging into the exception to see what exactly it doesn't like?

EDIT: The xutility file is shown when I have a try/catch surrounding the code above and is opened when I return the QString res variable. Otherwise I see the following unhandled exception on the GetSortedContainersFromOpsView line:

Unhandled Exception at 0x000007fefce7a06d in initializer.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation writing location 0x00000000004ffff8.

No other file is opened. The stack trace looks like so:

initializer!initializer::GetNextImplant(QString& error) Line 347 + 0x5e bytes
initializer!initializer::Process() Line 298 + 0x17 bytes
initializer!initializer::Start() Line 169
initializer!main(int argc, char**argv) Line 18
initializer!WinMain() line 131 + 0x16 bytes
initializer!__tmainCRTStartup() line 547 + 0x42 bytes
initializer!WinMainCRTStartup() Line 371

At line 347 is the GetSortedContainersFromOpsView call. What should I do? It doesn't really seem to give me much.

The issue was indeed related to one of the dependencies. One of the dependencies has invalid references due to a .NET 4.5/Visual Studio 2010 issue. Removing and re-adding all of those references in the dependency project, and rebuilding the library fixed the issue.