[David Abrahams] > Python was compiled with vc6, the rest with vc7. I test this > combination regularly and have never seen a problem. You have now <wink>. > Sure, but that's only an issue if you are allocating resources in one > runtime lib and deallocating in another AFAIK. There's nothing > beyond memory allocation going on here, and the type object in > question has a custom deallocator which goes to the same runtime that > allocated it. See my later msg -- returning memory to a heap it wasn't obtained from is fatal enough. The object memory itself is in question here, not memory allocated *by* the object. Look at the traceback you sent if the distinction isn't clear.
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