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GeneralDLL/App Memory Allocation Pin
Steve The Plant5-Nov-01 11:09
Steve The Plant5-Nov-01 11:09 
Hi!

A dynamically loaded DLL I wrote receives a pointer to a class that I
pass to it from the client app. A certain method in that class, (let's
call it) cClass::AllocMem()is called inside the DLL to allocate some memory.

The "problem" is that the allocated memory is stored on the heap
of the DLL, as opposed to the heap of the client app, which is
where I'd like it to reside. Is there any way for me to still be
able to call this AllocMem() method inside the DLL and have the
memory allocated inside the client app's heap?

This is just a plain vanilla Win32 application and DLL. I know in
MFC, there the AFX_MANAGE_STATE() macro to help out with these things,
but it is unavailable to me.

Does anybody have any ideas?

Thanks a bunch!
Steve The Plant
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Joaquín M López Muñoz5-Nov-01 11:19
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