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Nick, Remy,

if you use ifstream or similar streams in a statically compiled DLL,
and perhaps in your main executable as well, you may be subject to
collisions of memory management code between the DLL and the main
executable.  I have banned stream I/O from my DLLs for that very
reason.  It is possible that you have to load the DLL at runtime to
make the problem happen (which I do) but I cannot promise that you
have to.

Cheers,              Jochen

On Wed, 7 Apr 2004 19:17:05 +0200, "nicolasr"
<nicolasrNOSPAMATSIGNgmx.net> wrote:

>thanks for the code. I switched everything to using char*
>and added the missing __stdcall declaraction.
>The ifstream stack corruption remains, though. I also
>searched Google and it seems other people had similar problems.
>
>I replaced std::ifstream with TFileStream and now it works!
>
>Nick
>
>> It is not related to the std::ifstream itself, but more likely to the
>> std::string that you passed to it.  Once you change to char* instead, you
>> shouldn't have the problem anymore.  For example:
   [snip]

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