Walter Bright wrote:
I gotta believe that if you're writing Fortran functions and expecting
them to be inlined into C code, or other such function-by-function
language mixing, things are getting desperate.
I have experienced a runtime disaster after executing exe which
successfully linked with C++ library, probably produced with MS
toolchain, with another one, produced with mingw32 GCC on Windows. Same
language, incompatible compilers, incompatible code...
Fixed it by rebuild all required libraries with Microsoft tools.
Another issue came - runtime crash when MS DLL called routine inside the
EXE produced with the DMD. Currently I don't know how to fix it, I
disabled callbacks as a temporary measure.
For this reason the GC managed code doesn't free resources, because even
if the wxWidgets releases it's allocated object, the reference of the
managed wrapper persists, which is stored in the hash table, so the hash
table becomes bigger and bigger...
--
Alex Makhotin,
the founder of BITPROX,
http://bitprox.com
