Mail Archives: cygwin/1998/07/16/06:52:15
On Tue, 14 Jul 1998, Mark Salazar wrote:
> Things to consider:
> - the module in question is built as a DLL which perl loads with
> LoadLibraryEx;
Is the DLL built with GCC as well? There are also restrictions in Win32 on
where memory is allocated and then deallocated.
> - perl itself contains no C++ code. Is memory allocation coordinated
> automatically between C and C++ code in gnu-win32/egcs?
Yes, it is.
Not knowing anything about your code, it's almost impossible to tell
obviously. I however as usual suspect that there is a memory related
bug somewhere that's causing the later crash (at the very least, you're
seeing the typical symptom of that). I know it's not very helpful, but
I'll track the following:
- try to pair allocation and deallocation
- make sure memory allocation is one DLL is not freed by another DLL;
ditto for main program.
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