Re: Sudden [package require] woes



On Wed, 20 Jul 2005 09:46:23 +0200, Wojciech Kocjan
<mojeimie@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>Is there a chance that xxx.dll relief on a library that you have updated
>or removed? This might be an issue that some dependencies are not met.
Well, here is what happens when a DLL is loaded:
- global variables are initialised
- the DLL entry point is called
- user calls whatever functions he wants

Now, if some of these global variables are C++ objects and something
crashes during their creation, the process of loading the DLL is
aborted -> hence the DLL's entry point is never reached.
I knew what was happening right before I got out of bed this morning -
was kinda late last night.
333 ways to shoot yourself in the foot.
Thanks for giving the problem a thought and best regards
Helmut Giese
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