Hi, there are one or two threads around on this topic, they were of no help to me so far. Here is a short description of my problem:
Setup: - I want/must use OpenEXR as dll with my own Windows XP 32 bit C++ application - I want/must use Visual Studio 2008 Standard Edition (VC9), SP1 is installed - I took the ilmbase 1.0.1, openexr 1.6.1 source code and converted the projects via the Visual Studio conversion wizardry - Was able to eliminate all undefined symbols, everything compiles and links fine. Problem: Consistent runtime error R6034 when loading OpenEXR dlls. Spelled out R6034 means that an application or dll has attempted to load the MSVC runtime without using a manifest. Indeed, my main application finds the runtime in C:\windows\winsxs\...., which is good, while the openexr dlls are looking in $PATH only. If I remove all MSVC*90.DLL from the path, the openexr dlls will not load. Remarks: I used mt.exe (manifest tool, unrelated to magnetic tape) to put the generated manifests into the dlls. Running mt works fine, and the XML is indeed incorporated into the dll. However, this does not change anything. Any dll is created via the createDLL linker wrapper, which I am currently looking at. Your input on this issue is really appreciated. The solution may be simple - my experience with things like this is limited. Thanks, Tom _______________________________________________ Openexr-devel mailing list Openexr-devel@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/openexr-devel
