She would be referring to the multi-threaded C
run-time (CRT) libraries.
In Visual Studio 6 this is configured
in...
Project > Settings > C/C++ > Category :
Code Generation
From there, under "Use run-time library", you can
choose a multithreaded lib. appropriate for your needs ( Debug/Release,
Static/Dynamic ).
- kaoruAngel
----- Original Message -----
From: "CAD BILBAO" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2001 5:17 AM
Subject: Multithreaded runtime
>
> Sorry about my ignorance, but Linda Derezinski encouraged me
> to check that I am linking with multithreaded runtime (thank
> you, Linda).
>
> But I do not know to check this. I am linking with
> 'xerces-c_1.lib'...
>
> I have to say that I am also working with another library
> .lib at the same time (I include it at
> Project>Settings>Link).
>
> REST OF THE MESSAGE:
> Working with VC++6.0 (+Visual Studio SP5) on WinNT4.0
> (+SP6b)
>
> When I was working WITHOUT Visual Studio Service Pack 5:
>
> + If I inserted a lot of 'strcpy(data1, data2)', I compiled
> without any problems, but I got the message "Debug
> Assertion
> Failed - File dbgdel.cpp - Line 47" when executing.
>
> + If I only inserted one/two 'strcpy(data1, data2)', there
> were no compilation problems and no execution problems.
>
> When working WITH Visual Studio Service Pack 5:
>
> + I get ALWAYS the message "Debug Assertion Failed -
> File dbgdel.cpp - Line 47" when executing.
>
> Anybody could explain me what is happening? Which are the
> steps
> to manage memory?
>
> Why does this happen WHEN EXECUTING??
>
> Thanks.
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