hi,

i'v been coding with c++/cli and i hit a terrible problem.

i created a class library project and add a ref class(abstract) with some
static member functions like:

////////////// CrawlerWrapper.h
public ref class CrawlerWrapper abstract sealed
{
public:
      static void Initialize()
      {
             dele = gcnew DeleOnCrawlEnd(OnCrawlEnd);
             gch = GCHandle::Alloc(dele);
             ptrDele = Marshal::GetFunctionPointerForDelegate(dele);
      }
      static void Uninitialize()
      {
             gch.Free();
      }
      static int AsyncCrawl(String^ url)
      {
             return CCrawler::AsyncCrawl(
(CRAWLCALLBACK)ptrDele.ToPointer());
      }
private:
      static void OnCrawlEnd()
      {
               printf("%d\n",::GetCurrentThreadId());   // OK
    printf("%d\n",Thread::CurrentThread->ManagedThreadId);//ERROR
      };
      delegate static void DeleOnCrawlEnd();           
      static DeleOnCrawlEnd^ dele;
      static GCHandle gch;
      static IntPtr ptrDele;       
};

CCrawler is a class exported from a traditional DLL, CCrawler::AsyncCrawl()
accepts a function pointer as callback. After you call
CCrawler::AsyncCrawl(), it will create a thread to perform a task and then
when the thread has done, it will call the callback function to inform you
some information.

My problem is that my callback function CrawlerWrapper::OnCrawlEnd() crashes
when excutes the second line with a exception of
"System.StackOverflowException".

I can't figure out the root cause. Could anyone help me?
Many many thanks.

-Joe