Marcus Lindblom wrote:
Check that you're linking with the same runtime libs as the
OpenSG-dlls you're using. (check this by searching for msvcrt71.dll or
msvcrt71D.dll in your file and in OpenSG's libraries).
(There ought to be some way of checking this, either during build or
during runtime. I can't think of one at the moment though.)
(Just had an idea about this).
Actually, one could make a mechanism for this. Since the VC compiler
defines _DEBUG, _DLL and _MT depending on which runtime-libs you compile
against, it would be quite easy to write something in the header file
(say osgInit.h) that pass this information (i.e. the client
application's settings) to the compiled dll's in OpenSG, which can then
issue a warning.
I'll see if I can cook something up that solves this.
/Marcus
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