Re: Trouble with heap after call of DLL method

I am having a serious trouble with my pointers in a programm that uses
dll and was hoping that somebody in this group could help me:

I export my DLL classes with declspec(dllexport) and link against them
using the lib-file. I do not use anything but stuff included in the C++
standard libraries (like iostream) so far.

In my calling application I first do

class __declspec(dllimport) Image {
 public:
 Image();
...

};

and afterwards I do

double * values = new double[9];
double values[0] = 0.0;
...
double values[8] = 0.0;

cout << "DEBUG: values is at address " << values << endl;
        Image im();

cout << "DEBUG: deleting at memory address " << values << endl;
delete [] values;

The empty image constructor does nothing, not even initializing the
member variables with standard values. I tried to resimulate the
ever-reoccuring problem under a minimal environment and an in my
opinion an empty member constructor is such.

Now I fail to delete values. The output of the program is:

DEBUG: values is at address 003814C0
DEBUG: deleting at memory address 00381400

Obviously I am either overwriting the pointer to the array or I having
some other heap problem - which is really driving me crazy, since I
can't find the reason for it.
When I am calling a static (exported) function such as
Image::printHelloWorld(); the problem doesn't occur.

If I am initializing values from stack (double values[9]); values[0] is
overwritten after the DLL method call...

Can anybody tell me, what I seem to be missing here?

Thanks in advance