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I am porting some code form vs2003 to vs2005 - it is unmanaged CPP. The
solution consists of several library projects and a console project. The
library projects all build fine but when I get to the console appliation, I
get lots of errors in stdlib.h - C2733 and C2059 errors. Does anyone know
how to resolve?
Nov 17 '05 #1
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"Jim Bish" wrote:
I am porting some code form vs2003 to vs2005 - it is unmanaged CPP. The
solution consists of several library projects and a console project. The
library projects all build fine but when I get to the console appliation, I
get lots of errors in stdlib.h - C2733 and C2059 errors. Does anyone know
how to resolve?


Update: This only occurs in Debug mode - release builds work fine. All of
the errors relate to memory allocation routines - lines 592-600 in stdlib.h.
I really need this to work - could someone please help?

Jim
Nov 17 '05 #2


"Jim Bish" wrote:


"Jim Bish" wrote:
I am porting some code form vs2003 to vs2005 - it is unmanaged CPP. The
solution consists of several library projects and a console project. The
library projects all build fine but when I get to the console appliation, I
get lots of errors in stdlib.h - C2733 and C2059 errors. Does anyone know
how to resolve?


Update: This only occurs in Debug mode - release builds work fine. All of
the errors relate to memory allocation routines - lines 592-600 in stdlib.h.
I really need this to work - could someone please help?

Jim


this issue has been resolved - we were defining _CRTDBG_MAP_ALLOC for some
memory checking stuff. If this is defined, the stdlib.h includes cause
issues - remove and compile works fine.
Nov 17 '05 #3

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