Re: STL: clear list
2006-07-04 07:09:41 PM
cppbuilder2
Running again on the de{*word*81} i've found something interesting:
i stopped at a breakpoint on the line of the 'clear' method. Before
executing the method i've pressed ctrl+left click to inspect the methods
of the list. On window that opened i select 'methods' tab. I've found
the 'clear' method. There was a value (of pointer ?) so i pressed
left click again and it opened a new window with one tab only,
'data', and below it was written 'void'. May be this is the problem ?
Thanks
Ofer
Chris Uzdavinis (TeamB) wrote:
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Ofer Gaatone < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >writes:
>>You haven't mentioned if you are using the RW or STLPort version of
>>the STL. There might be slight differences.
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>Excuse me but what is RW or STLPort ?
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RogueWave or STLPort, they are different implementations of the STL.
Borland used to use RW, switched to STLPort, and most recently
switched again to Dinkumware.
I'd suggest you look for general memory corruption earlier in your
program. Perhaps a problem happens earlier in your program but
doesn't show up until here.
As for mixed libraries, I didn't mean between the client and server,
but between the executable and the dll that it is using. Or perhaps
on one machine you build with one dll, but when you deploy the
application to another machine there is a dll with the SAME NAME on
that machine but it's incompatible with the version against which the
executable was built.
