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My understanding is that Windows has an odd memory allocation system where each DLL has its own allocator. Qt historically wasn't designed for that; it will all
by dwaite 8y ago
My understanding is that Windows has an odd memory allocation system where each DLL has its own allocator. Qt historically wasn't designed for that; it will allocate and return objects on the heap with the understanding that user code will free them.
They may have solved this since by using a custom allocator on windows for Qt types.
- simion314 8y agoIs this related to statically linking? HOW are alternatives like Electron? can you bundle your Electron app into a big binary file ? From my experience in year back when doing desktop apps there was never a pressure to combine your dependencies into 1 big binary