Hello,

I'd like to know what is the safer way to allocate memory in a DLL and
use it in a EXE. What I'm currently doing is allocating in the DLL,
passing to the EXE and giving it back to the DLL through an exported
function, which deallocate it. This way, the allocation/deallocation
is done by the DLL. I'd like to know if this is safe. And is it
possible to deallocate it on the EXE, if I link the DLL and the EXE to
the multithreaded DLL CRT?

Thanks,

Ronaldo

In message <4916ceb.0501250210.5cb05c3f@posting.google.com> , Ronaldo
Tomazeli Duarte <ronaldotomazeli@ig.com.br> writes
Yes.

Yes. If you use the multithreaded DLL CRT for *both* the EXE and DLL.

Stephen
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