ranadhir
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Urgent:static and dynamic linking of c-runtime
I am invoking a C win32 dll from a c++ client.
And i get a crash when i try to malloc memory in the dll,something like
extern "C" __declspec (dllexport) char* CreateString ()
{
char* pString = (char*) malloc (16);
strcpy (pString, "Hello, world");
return pString;
}
Now i understand that the problem may be solved in the c-runtime is linked dynamically into the dll.Since i am not conversant with MS VC++ dev environment,can someone guide as to how I confirm the following
1.whether my DLL is statically/dynamically linked to C run-time.
2.How can i convert in to link dynamically,if it is not.
And i get a crash when i try to malloc memory in the dll,something like
extern "C" __declspec (dllexport) char* CreateString ()
{
char* pString = (char*) malloc (16);
strcpy (pString, "Hello, world");
return pString;
}
Now i understand that the problem may be solved in the c-runtime is linked dynamically into the dll.Since i am not conversant with MS VC++ dev environment,can someone guide as to how I confirm the following
1.whether my DLL is statically/dynamically linked to C run-time.
2.How can i convert in to link dynamically,if it is not.
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