Iteratro List corruputed Boost::regex in VS2008
Hi, I'm new with Boost libraries. I was able to run the Boost:: regex in VS2005. However, when I converted the same project into VS2008. It always prompt with "Iterator List Corrupted" error at Xutility.cpp, when it reach the declaration of Boost::regex, for elg boost::regex Str(CONST_STR). It is calling the function/declaration from a c++ API dll. Does anyone meet this kind of problem? Is it the settings of the VS2008 incorrect? Thank you.
Have you compiled boost with the same compiler settings as your project? Lee sophia schrieb:
Hi,
I'm new with Boost libraries. I was able to run the Boost:: regex in VS2005. However, when I converted the same project into VS2008. It always prompt with "Iterator List Corrupted" error at Xutility.cpp, when it reach the declaration of Boost::regex, for elg boost::regex Str(CONST_STR). It is calling the function/declaration from a c++ API dll.
Does anyone meet this kind of problem? Is it the settings of the VS2008 incorrect?
Thank you.
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Yes. I use the same setting of VS2005 on VS2008.
Previously, my VS2005 was unable to run the regex as well. However, after i
updated the VS2005 service pack 1. It is able to run the boost::regex
functions.
I do the same thing to VS2008, update the service pack. However it still
prompt the same error of "Iterator List corrupted" when i reach the command
of boost::regex.
On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 10:31 PM, Hansjoerg
Have you compiled boost with the same compiler settings as your project?
Lee sophia schrieb:
Hi, I'm new with Boost libraries. I was able to run the Boost:: regex in VS2005. However, when I converted the same project into VS2008. It always prompt with "Iterator List Corrupted" error at Xutility.cpp, when it reach the declaration of Boost::regex, for elg boost::regex Str(CONST_STR). It is calling the function/declaration from a c++ API dll. Does anyone meet this kind of problem? Is it the settings of the VS2008 incorrect? Thank you.
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