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Crash when Clist is Destroyed in Vista

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    Hi All, I have a application developed in VS2005(MFC80).It uses a dll which is developed in VS2003(MFC71).This dll has a CList<> which crashes at the point when it is destroyed i.e when the destructor is called for the CList. This happens when i run my application on Vista OS. One Solution for the above problem is that I port the dll to VS2005.I tried porting the dll . It works fine without any crashes, but this solution is not feasible for my team. Can anyone suggest any other solution to the above problem. Thanks Shailesh

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      Hi All, I have a application developed in VS2005(MFC80).It uses a dll which is developed in VS2003(MFC71).This dll has a CList<> which crashes at the point when it is destroyed i.e when the destructor is called for the CList. This happens when i run my application on Vista OS. One Solution for the above problem is that I port the dll to VS2005.I tried porting the dll . It works fine without any crashes, but this solution is not feasible for my team. Can anyone suggest any other solution to the above problem. Thanks Shailesh

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      Shaileshhex wrote:

      One Solution for the above problem is that I port the dll to VS2005.I tried porting the dll . It works fine without any crashes, but this solution is not feasible for my team.

      Shaileshhex wrote:

      Can anyone suggest any other solution to the above problem.

      Port your team to 2008. :-D

      If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler. -- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
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        Shaileshhex wrote:

        One Solution for the above problem is that I port the dll to VS2005.I tried porting the dll . It works fine without any crashes, but this solution is not feasible for my team.

        Shaileshhex wrote:

        Can anyone suggest any other solution to the above problem.

        Port your team to 2008. :-D

        If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler. -- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
        This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong. -- Iain Clarke
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        :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

        Greetings from Germany

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          :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

          Greetings from Germany

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          Shaileshhex
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          I need some answers friend!

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            I need some answers friend!

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            I think the debugger is your best friend. :)

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            This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong. -- Iain Clarke
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              Hi All, I have a application developed in VS2005(MFC80).It uses a dll which is developed in VS2003(MFC71).This dll has a CList<> which crashes at the point when it is destroyed i.e when the destructor is called for the CList. This happens when i run my application on Vista OS. One Solution for the above problem is that I port the dll to VS2005.I tried porting the dll . It works fine without any crashes, but this solution is not feasible for my team. Can anyone suggest any other solution to the above problem. Thanks Shailesh

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              You havent wrote what is in the CList? :omg:

              Greetings from Germany

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                I need some answers friend!

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                Rajesh R Subramanian
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                Why not try debugging? Why not show us the code so that we don't need to waste our telepathic powers on this?

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                  You havent wrote what is in the CList? :omg:

                  Greetings from Germany

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                  Clist is declared as typedef CList _lllist; thanks :)

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                    Clist is declared as typedef CList _lllist; thanks :)

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                    Clist is declared as typedef CList _lllist;

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                      Clist is declared as typedef CList _lllist;

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                      Clist is declared as typedef CList _lllist;

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                        Clist is declared as typedef CList _lllist;

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                        and what is the "userdefinedtype" in your case? Check the destructor of it.:~

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