For some reason, it still happens.
I can get it to reproduce with just a few lines:
DOMString nodeValue("some value");
char *temp = nodeValue.transcode();
delete temp;
I triple-checked my build settings, and according to the VC project settings
dialog, I'm linking to the Multithreaded DLL for the runtime.
Joe
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> You should double-check your settings for all configurations, then do a
> clean re-build, just to be sure. Unless you're corrupting the pointer
> value in your code, the switch to the mutlithreaded DLL run-times should
> fix the problem.
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> Dave
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> After reading the FAQ, I double-checked my project settings to make sure
> I'm
> linking against the Multithreaded DLL version of the C runtime, but I'm
> still getting assertions when trying to delete the string pointer returned
> by DOMString.transcode().
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> Is this a known issue?
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