VC++ STL Vector problem
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Re:VC++ STL Vector problem
Doh, you're right -- I was thinking assignment operator, not copy constructor.
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Kemp
Re:VC++ STL Vector problem
And it works 
It actually works. Apparently you were exactly right, and the copy constructors did make all the difference. Thanks for all the help guys, now I just need to work out the other hundred or so bugs ::)
Thanks again
It actually works. Apparently you were exactly right, and the copy constructors did make all the difference. Thanks for all the help guys, now I just need to work out the other hundred or so bugs ::)Thanks again
Re:VC++ STL Vector problem
No problem, I was happy to help.
Perhaps next time you believe us right away...?!?
Perhaps next time you believe us right away...?!?
Every good solution is obvious once you've found it.
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Kemp
Re:VC++ STL Vector problem
Yeah, I probably should believe you quicker, you have like a million times the experience I have It just completely threw me because I couldn't see how pushing an object with a couple of invalid pointers onto a vector could produce results very akin to corrupting the stack. Oh well, time to make sure all my copy constructors are solid.
It just completely threw me because I couldn't see how pushing an object with a couple of invalid pointers onto a vector could produce results very akin to corrupting the stack. Oh well, time to make sure all my copy constructors are solid.