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On 17/02/2005 at 20:43, xxxxxxxx wrote:
User Information: Cinema 4D Version: 9.1 Platform: Windows ; Language(s) : C++ ;
--------- Hi, I worte a plug in and it seems that ever since i got the new 9.1 SDK i seem to be having crashes. to nail it down, i removed all the code that deals with my objects memory allocations, and only kept code that does nothing other than write strings to a file ... well, i get String::flush() crashes and sometimes it just crashes when i close the application. it all depends on how many strings are created (not dynamicly, e.g: String str = "a" + "b"). the more strings are created in the loops, the earlier it crashes. So is this a string problem ? also, I found that the compiler settings allow for C++ exceptions although in the documentation it says that c++ exceptions are not supported ... also, i noticed that the runtime library was set to multithreaded debug instead of multithreaded debug dll ... i thought the cdl(plug in) was a dll, so why is the setting like that ?
On 28/02/2005 at 13:09, xxxxxxxx wrote:
Could you clarify what kinds of allocations causes the crashes? What do you mean by "not dynamically"? Is there a small piece of code that can repeatably cause the crash?