KingDragon, thanks for the efforts.
I'm using VS2013.
I just installed the last version v2.4rc2 (I had the last stable release installed before but I realized recently that it wasn't working anymore since I switched to VS2013).
I cleaned all my project in all modes, then compiled it in Debug 32 bits.
The only code I didn't recompile was boost libraries but I don't know if that might be related.
My solution have several executables (client & server, tests) that I startup on Debug.
All crashes on startup with a strange error just after the VLD dlls symbols (at least that's what I see in the output).
The error message is "The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0150002)"
Note:
- I will try a small empty project tomorrow, see if it does the same thing;
- I'm using CMake scripts to setup VLD, so if something have changed on the install, maybe it's related;
- The installer might have done something because I had a previous version of VLD and it asked if I wanted to uninstall before, I said yes.
Comments: In my last post, the vld.cpp file only do the inclusion. I understand that it's not necessary but I want to be able to not rely at all on VLD so I have this way of enabling/disabling it.
I'm using VS2013.
I just installed the last version v2.4rc2 (I had the last stable release installed before but I realized recently that it wasn't working anymore since I switched to VS2013).
I cleaned all my project in all modes, then compiled it in Debug 32 bits.
The only code I didn't recompile was boost libraries but I don't know if that might be related.
My solution have several executables (client & server, tests) that I startup on Debug.
All crashes on startup with a strange error just after the VLD dlls symbols (at least that's what I see in the output).
The error message is "The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0150002)"
Note:
- I will try a small empty project tomorrow, see if it does the same thing;
- I'm using CMake scripts to setup VLD, so if something have changed on the install, maybe it's related;
- The installer might have done something because I had a previous version of VLD and it asked if I wanted to uninstall before, I said yes.
Comments: In my last post, the vld.cpp file only do the inclusion. I understand that it's not necessary but I want to be able to not rely at all on VLD so I have this way of enabling/disabling it.