Mark Hammond wrote:
> Try using the nsAllocator class - eg nsAllocator::Clone() should be used
> instead of PL_strdup.
>
>> Another question: are there any particular compiler flags I need to
>> use for my DLL? I'm on a Windows platform.
>
> If possible, you should try and use the makefile.win system used by
> Mozilla - then the flags are taken care of for you. I *suspect* that
> you are seeing a crash as you did not use /Md (or /MDd for debug builds)
> meaning your code and xpcom itself were using different CRTL heaps.
>
> Mark
>
No joy. I tried using nsAllocator::Clone (now renamed to nsMemory)
instead of PL_strdup. Still the same problem. I am using /MD and /MDd
(for release/debug builds).
I also tried adding all the defines which are used when compiling
regular Mozilla .cpp files. Somewhere in the docs, it _says_ that you
only need to define XP_WIN and XP_WIN32. However, just in case this
isn't true, I added about 30 other defines.
The result of this was that, when SelfRegisterDll() loads my dll, it
complains that:
The procedure entry point NS_CurrentThread could not be located
in xpcom.dll
How do I fix that?
- Chuck
