Hello to everybody,

I was starting in november 2009 developing an application based on eqOSG. Now 
I'm done (at least as far it can get for the thesis). Because of some 
additional libraries (CUDA, OpenCL) I need to build the whole thing on x64 
configuration (btw: using Windows with Visual Studio 2008). The whole thing ran 
smooth (overall) in the debug stage. Now where I'm done I wanted to build the 
Release version x64. I get no errors, only some warnings because of rounding 
double->float (nothing really heartbreaking). I also linked to the Release x64 
libraries I build with no errors and I have the corresponding dll's in the 
folder. Generally, everything should be fine. But when I'm starting the app, 
the application class gets an error while setting up the configuration. It 
can't connect to 'localhost:4242', and, in order of that, I get a heap errors 
when an assert checks an allocation operation. The most curious: the file that 
is shown to me when I hit the "debug the error"-button is the dbgdel.cpp. I 
find the curious because I'm actually running the Release config with built-in 
runtime optimization. I would be really happy if somebody could help me, clear 
up things or give some hints. Perhaps somebody else of you also has a 
x64-Application and got it running in Release configuration. If yes: What have 
you done ? Did you encounter any problems building the libraries that could 
help me ?

Thanks in advance,

Chris

BTW: although it's eqOSG I know I have to have the 64 Bit libraries of OSG. I 
have them, they run ... that's actually not the problem. Especially in the 
stage connecting to the localhost-Server.
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