c++ - Linking unreferenced libraries breaks my program -

I have a post processing program that has interfaces with Abacus Program Abacus 6.9 Works fine with EF 1 Abaqus I want to update the program to work with 6.12. I have not had any luck with getting the program to work with the updated API.

I have updated the list of libraries to be linked in Visual Studio 2010. Everything creates and links properly when I run the program, I main :

Because the program is large (> 120k lines), I decided to return to the default. As long as I do not call delete , the simple program runs fine until once I call delete , I get a single error message If I do not link to Abaqus libraries, then the program runs completely.

  #include & lt; Iostream & gt; Int main (int argc, char * argv []) {std :: cout & lt; & Lt; "Hello World" & lt; & Lt; Std :: endl; Int * p; P = new int (3); Std :: cout & lt; & Lt; * P & LT; & Lt; Std :: endl; Remove p; Return 0; }   
 To clarify:  
  Case 1 : Abaqus runs fine not linked to libraries.  
  Case 2 : Linking Abacus libraries Debug failure message failed.  
  Bottom line : I do not know how to link, but  not using  their libraries have broken a simple program.  
 In my previous problems with Abaqus, I have convinced myself that they have created their own  new  and  delete  operators. Their version of  new  can be called while the standard version of  delete  is called? If so, is there a way to solve the scope of these works?   
 
 
 It has been found that Abaqus defines  global namespace  in its own Delete the  operator new  and  operator . Thus, I was unknowingly linking the implementation of the new  operator of my .  
 However, in the Abaqus definition of Visual Studio  operator is associated with Abacus definition  and  not  to  delete operator . Instead, Visual Studio is connecting with the standard definition of  operator delete .  
 These functions can not be used embedded, so I get an error message. However, because Abacus has put its  operator new  and  operator delete  functions in the global namespace, I believe I have no control over which function Link.  
 
 Update: The above is only partially correct. Abaqus defines its own  operator new , but at least they delete the  operator in the global namespace  defined  no    
 In this way, Visual Studio can not link related abacus  operator delete  as it does not exist.