Are you under windows ?
Normally, on unix, it
does not cause problem to have a new/delete in any combination of exe/dll.
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De la part de Fabian Jacquet
Envoyé : vendredi 22 juin
2007 14:05
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Objet : Re: [libxml++] delete
access violation
It seams to be a context
problem.
If I add a method "Create" in the dll which returns a pointer to
"Document", I can delete it in the exe.
So I MUST do the new in the dll context.
Is there a solution to avoid this? Maybe a compilation option to allow the "new"
in the exe context, or use of DLLExport, ...
I'm not a very good c++ developer and those dll concept are outside my
understanding.
But I'm interesting to discover ;-)
2007/6/21, Fabian Jacquet < fabian jacquet gmail com>:
Hi,
Is it normal I have an access violation error when I delete an XML document?
xmlpp::Document* d;
d = new xmlpp::Document();
delete d;
