Use MFC in a Shared DLL is not working,in Relese mode

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hii all
when i set Use MFC in a Shared Dll the Programe is crash on Relese mode.Using Use MFC in a Static Library It is working corectly.
Can ay one help me

Posted 26-Oct-11 23:32pm

Himansu sekhar bal

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Richard MacCutchan 27-Oct-11 5:36am

You first need to try and establish exactly (or about) where the program is crashing. With that information and seeing some of your code someone may be able to help. Without that information it is impossible to guess.

Himansu sekhar bal 27-Oct-11 5:40am

when i create a worker thread

Richard MacCutchan 28-Oct-11 8:38am

And that's supposed to be a technical description of your problem?

Albert Holguin 27-Oct-11 11:05am

Does the program work fine in Debug mode for both static and shared? Does the program work fine in Release mode for static? ...can you see in the call stack where the crash occurred?

Himansu sekhar bal 28-Oct-11 1:10am

it is working debug mode fine for both static and shared,working fine in Release mode for static

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Chris Meech · Answer 1 · 2011-10-27T07:18:00

After you switch this type of project setting, it is important to ensure that you do a complete rebuild of each configuration for your project. Including other static libraries that you may be using. There are different symbols #defined by MFC for these project settings and that will effect a difference on the object code produced during compilation. Also check to ensure that no other DLL that your application is loading, uses MFC in a shared DLL as well. I might be wrong, but I think this is incompatable as well.

Stefan_Lang · Answer 2 · 2011-10-28T02:16:00

Solution 2

If you bind another library to your project that also uses MFC, then this library must use the same binding (dynamic or static) as your own project. When I migrated a project from VS 2003 to VS 2010 I found that in VS 2003 this was not a problem, but in VS 2010 it was!

Posted 28-Oct-11 2:16am

Stefan_Lang

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Albert Holguin 28-Oct-11 17:15pm

Yeah, found this out migrating code from VS6 to VS2008... +5