[omniORB] .NET 2003 & omniOrb403 invalid heap crash

[John, Gareth (Poole)]

Hi,

After updgrading our project to VS .NET 2003 using omniorb403 windows
binaries, when running in debug I get an 

"Invalid heap pointer exception when string destructor called." in
_CrtIsValidHeapPointer

I have checked the archives and this seems to be normally due to incorrect
libraries being used. I have checked this and believe them to be correct, as
they are the same as under Visual Studio V6.0.

The readme.win32 file states to use the following libs, however this folder
does not exist, so I have assumed this should be the x86_win32 folder

   3. Under Linker -> General (Additional Library Directories), Enter the
      directory where you installed the omniORB library files (this is 
      <Top-Level>\lib\win-32)  

Debug settings

C++ code generation = Multi-threaded Debug DLL (/MDd)
Linker dependancies
------------------------------
ws2_32.lib
mswsock.lib
omniORB403_rtd.lib
omniDynamic403_rtd.lib
omnithread30_rtd.lib

If I run in release I also get the same problem unless I turn off "generate
debug info" link option.

Release settings

C++ code generation = Multi-threaded DLL (/MD)
Linker dependancies
------------------------------
ws2_32.lib
mswsock.lib
omniORB403_rt.lib
omniDynamic403_rt.lib
omnithread30_rt.lib


Any one else had this problem and resolved it?
Are the released omnOrb binaries complied with .NET200?

Thanks


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