Lucia Bonelli wrote:
>
> Hi all.
>
> I succefully compiled openssl0.9.4 on VC++6.0 with the /MD option (for
> multithreading).
> Then, I built another DLL (also with the /MD option) wich uses the
> libeay32.dll, particularly the PEM I/O routines. At run time, everytime
> my DLL calls such routines (for example PEM_ASN1_write ) an exception
> of access violation occurs.
>
Is the application that calls the DLL also built with /MD? I presume
there is no such problem calling the routines outside the DLL?
Steve.
Lucia Bonelli wrote:
>
> Hi all.
>
> I succefully compiled openssl0.9.4 on VC++6.0 with the /MD option (for
> multithreading).
> Then, I built another DLL (also with the /MD option) wich uses the
> libeay32.dll, particularly the PEM I/O routines. At run time, everytime
> my DLL calls such routines (for example PEM_ASN1_write ) an exception
> of access violation occurs.
>
> Can anybody help me?
>
> Thanks in advance, Lucia
>
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