Hello, I have developed a C++ application (developed under VS 2008) which uses Axis2 library, which uses OpenSSL. Application is multithreaded, and each thread initiates new axis instance using SSL. Issues occur mostly after second thread is created, but it sometimes takes a bit longer: various functions, such as malloc throw "memory access violation" errors. The errors first occured within axis2 dlls, but then I found out that \MD should be used instead of statically linking, and it seems errors stopped on axis level, but my application still experiences memory violations, mainly in a thread dealing with HID where many mallocs and pointers are used.
I compiled OpenSSL (latest version) using nasm and instructions given in INSTALL W32, and Axis using flags: ENABLE_SSL = 1 ENABLE_LIBCURL = 0 ENABLE_LIBXML2=0 WITH_TCP = 0 WITH_ARCHIVE = 0 OPENSSL_BIN_DIR = H:\openssl\dir CRUNTIME = /MD EMBED_MANIFEST = 1 DEBUG = 1 My application is compiled using dynamic linking (MD) as well. I suppose axis has nothing to do with errors I experience, but it is in regard to openssl, but my application doesn't use ssl itself, nor it has it linked/included anywhere. Should I include openssl headers and invoke crypto_malloc_init or am I missing something else? Note that everything works fine when ssl is not used. Thank you, Marin
