Question

I’m using a DLL which performs some memory allocation and returns a pointer.
The code is something like that:

ObjectClass *obj = FunctionFromDLL();

obj is a valid pointer but obj->SubObject is a bad pointer (0xcdcdcd)
I checked and FunctionFromDLL() correctly allocates SubObject, this pointer only gets a bad value when function is returning to caller.

Is there something special for the DLL to “share” its memory?

Answer 1

It was because I defined _USE_32BIT_TIME_T as preprocessor value.

I removed it and now it works fine.

Thanks everyone.