template problem in vc6

[stdan]

hi,
i would like to export some class in a dll,and use in other dll. these
class include members which use std template elements like map,and
vector.
it worked fine in aix env,but crashed frequently after i compile using vc6
and running on a windows box
anyone met such problems?

[John Harrison]

"stdan" <st******@sina.com> wrote in message
news:pa****************************@sina.com...

hi,
i would like to export some class in a dll,and use in other dll. these
class include members which use std template elements like map,and
vector.
it worked fine in aix env,but crashed frequently after i compile using vc6
and running on a windows box
anyone met such problems?

If your code worked correctly with one compiler but not with vc6 then it
probably isn't a language problem but a compiler problem. So the right place
to ask is on a compiler group, not a language group.

Try news:microsoft.public.vc.stl, would seem to be exactly the right group
for this question.

john

[Christoph Rabel]

stdan wrote:

i would like to export some class in a dll,and use in other dll. these
class include members which use std template elements like map,and
vector.
it worked fine in aix env,but crashed frequently after i compile using vc6
and running on a windows box
anyone met such problems?

Please ask this in a microsoft VC group. And show them at
least your interfaces and give them some details, otherwise
they can only make wild guesses.

hth

Christoph

[Pete Becker]

stdan wrote:

hi,
i would like to export some class in a dll,and use in other dll. these
class include members which use std template elements like map,and
vector.
it worked fine in aix env,but crashed frequently after i compile using vc6
and running on a windows box
anyone met such problems?

Code that "worked fine" with one compiler but not with another may or
may not be correct. Make sure you've got the <xtree> patch from
www.dinkumware.com/vc_fixes.html, and if you still have problems, try to
reduce the code to a small sample that compiles and runs and illustrates
the problem, and post it here.

--

Pete Becker
Dinkumware, Ltd. (http://www.dinkumware.com)