Debugging error in STL

I have one big problem with using STL, C++ and Visual Studio. When i use some std or stl functions (in debug compilation) a have some errors some like this "Incorrect format specifier".

but my code are too large for "hand searching" for this error. Maybe one know how to get some 开发者_如何学JAVAhelp with finding error, some like __FILE__ & __LINE__ for assert? Because code of program too large.

Or try & catch my last hope?...

with respect Alex

Since you have the source code for the STL, what I would do is set a breakpoint at the point where the "Incorrect format specifier" string is located. Do a grep (eg find in files) for that string, set a breakpoint at each one, run your program and hope for death. :)

You talk about try/catch, so I assume it's throwing an exception. If you run your app within the debugger, doesn't it break your program at the point where the uncaught exception is thrown?

EDIT: If you could alternately compile on Linux/g++ it would leave behind a core with a backtrace in that case.

Maybe you could do status msgs on the console so that you get an idea where the error happens. You can search in this part more detailed with the same technique. Do this as often as you need.
After that you can debug you program and set breakpoints in the 'problem area' and step through it.

EDIT: If you are able to compile the program on linux, you can simply install and run valgrind memcheck. It should print out all errors with line number.

The attached screenshot makes it clear that you hit a runtime assertion, and even offers the option to go directly to the dbugger. This will take you to the faulty callstack.

This message is the default mode of _CrtDbgReport. With _CrtSetReportHook2, you can run your own code before the error is printed. You might create a minidump, for instance.