qd1308504206: Do you know if you are using the same heap for your application code, and OGR in this case? For instance, are both compiled with /MD to us (or modern equivelent)? If not, then I suspect the problem relates to cross-heap issues. The solution would either be to use the C API instead of the C++ API or to use alternate methods to create and destroy at least. eg. OGRSpatialReference *ogrsrs = (OGRSpatialReference *) OSRNewSpatialReference( NULL ); ... OGRDestroySpatialReference( ogrsrs ); I realize it doesn't help anything, but at this point I would also like to say that it is a *great* frustration to me that Microsoft continues to propagate this whole "heap per DLL" paradyme which makes it very hard to port C++ libraries from platforms compliant with the C++ language standard. I try to be platform agnostic, but windows consistently makes my life a misery! /me breathes deeply, and steps off the soapbox.
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Crashed when delete OGRSpatialReference objects!