Furkan Kuru wrote:
b)
I am using Visual Studio 2005 and Windows Xp as development environment.
I do not know too much about configuration details.
You should. Did you compile boost yourself or did you obtain a binary
package from somewhere else ? As I said, you have to make sure boost
(notably boost.python) is compiled with the same runtime settings (I
believe that are the /M, /MD, /MT etc. flags) as your application.
What I think may be causing the crashes you are observing is that the
initial strings get allocated from a memory pool of one runtime library,
and then (attempted to be) deleted in another (during resize), causing
the crash. But that's just a guess.
Regards,
Stefan
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