Re:Windows is not a Microsoft Visual C/C++ Run-Time delivery...
by sourkremlin on Saturday April 12, 2014 @06:16AM
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I've used delhanty's example in a large codebase and it worked well.
Another approach is to create a static library that overloads global memory operators (new, delete, and their variations). Link this static library to every DLL that you make, and have the implementation of these overloaded global memory operators use the heap of a single DLL. There may still be multiple heaps, but only one will be used.
Another approach is to create a static library that overloads global memory operators (new, delete, and their variations). Link this static library to every DLL that you make, and have the implementation of these overloaded global memory operators use the heap of a single DLL. There may still be multiple heaps, but only one will be used.