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Memory problems - Garbage in variables - NEW operator may be?
Ohhh excuse me! I have a mistake in the code that I showed!! it should be: int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { int a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h; int x=0; for (a=0;a<2;a++) for (b=a+1;b<3;b++) for (c=b+1;c<4;c++) for (d=c+1;d<5;d++) for (e=d+1;e<6;e++) for (f=e+1;f<7;f++) for(g=f+1;g<8;g++) for... -
Memory problems - Garbage in variables - NEW operator may be?
Hi uolj! First of all, thank you vey much! You really calm me down. I was very nervous about this, sice I spent a lot of time doing this application. I also found the technique that you showed me using the "Edit->Breakpoint", I always look for something like this in the past and never... -
Memory problems - Garbage in variables - NEW operator may be?
Hello uolj and thank you all the others for their help! I'm working on VC++ 6.0 on Windows. Listen, uolj, the place where the variable change to an impossible number is the beggining of the loop, I already debugged this. I have nested loops like: for (a=0;a<5;a++) for (b=a+1;b<6;b++) for... -
Memory problems - Garbage in variables - NEW operator may be?
Hello all! I'm new in this group! Please help me with this: I wrote a big application that run others applications. It also has somethin like 4 objects. The problem is that a variable used in a loop, suddenly get impossible numbers; let' say: for (i=0;i<12;i++), suddenly I get i=12 or...
