Short question.
I just got a dll I'm supposed to interface with. Dll uses crt from msvcr90D.dll (notice D), and returns std::strings, std::lists, and boost::shared_ptr. Operator new/delete is not overloaded anywhere.
I assume crt mixup (msvcr90.dll in release build, or if one of components is rebuilt with newer crt, etc) is bound to cause problems eventually, and dll should be rewritten to avoid returning anything that could possibly call new/delete (i.e. anything that could call delete in my code on a block of memory that was allocated (possibly with different crt) in dll).
Am I right or not?