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microcontrolller short circuit?!!

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hi...i use an atmega32 in my pcb board..my circuit was fine but i dont know what happened that after turning on the supply for (the last time) micro got so hot . with a multimeter in diode check mode it seems tracks of +Vcc and GND are connected (no power is applied to circuit)...and it seems 3 pads of micro that were programed to be input (i have not used them) are connected to Vcc or GND.so i dont know whats wrong...with micro getting hot can i say that short circuit is done inside of micro? and how can i be sure nothing is wrong with my pcb board so the problem will be solved by exchanging micro?
is there any body to help me plz?!:oops:
 

Assuming that the PCB design is correct and there is no design error connecting the GND with Vcc a magnifying glass can help you check if there is a solder bridge.
 

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