visual studio - CLR interfering with C++ STD? -
I have some code compiled under code and other code that is unmanaged in a single project.
All of my common.h files are in the Study Library headers that I need. It is included by the manager.h (further announcement for manager.cpp (no CLR)), which is included by main_window.h (WinForm) which is included by document_manager.cpp (CLR).
On the runtime, I get all kinds of weird behavior, in an example, my form does not load. Many times blocking the program for debugging shows that it was stuck in the allocation of memory for std :: string, which contains malloc.c. By changing the code, I can get an exception in system :: invalid memory (I think) ostream.
How do I stop CLR from managing the study library?
If anyone like the source of any of my files, just ask.
EDIT: In the callstack, I have some managed code that runs when my form is loaded. In the window init callback, I've managed the original transition, and after that my manager class. Afterwards, I get
std :: string error_msg; ERROR_MSG = "Storage Manager: SQLite error ("; -> Currently executed ERROR_MSG + sqlite3_errcode (this-> db_p); ERROR_MSG + = "-"; Error_msg + = sqlite3_errmsg (this-> db_p); * (This-> log) & lt; & Lt; Error_msg.c_str () & lt; & Lt; Std :: endl; and callstack std :: basic_string :: assigns, then some other std :: functions, and finally the malloc function, which it is completely static.
Edit: Exception that has been written on file writing:
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