std.gc.setHandle causes Access Violation

[Sjoerd van Leent]

Using a shared DLL and a client Executable, both written in D, I'd like 
to be able to use std.gc.setGCHandle, as mentioned in the Win32 DLL 
example. However, I am getting an Access Violation Error, right when the 
call to std.gc.setHandle is made.

Does anyone know about this problem, and how to solve it?

This is the code setting the GC handler on the DLL side:

extern(C) export void libraryInit(void * gc) {
	MessageBoxA(null, "Library Initializing", "Library", MB_OK);
	std.gc.setGCHandle(gc);
	_minit();
	_moduleCtor();
}

This is the code, on the Executable side:

alias void function(void * gc) LibraryInitFP;

...

fp = GetProcAddress(mod.h, "libraryInit");
if(fp != null) {
     mod.libraryInitFP = cast(LibraryInitFP)(fp);
}

if(mod.libraryInitFP != null) {
     (*mod.libraryInitFP)(std.gc.getGCHandle());
}

Regards,
Sjoerd