In a case of a heap corruption, can new throw? If I understand it correctly, in a case of a heap corruption, all bets are off, and anything can 开发者_如何学Gohappen. Is this correct?Yes, if the heap
My app crashes (repeatably) after I have moved from VS2005 to VS2008 (win32). If I step in the debugger, I get:
I\'ve been struggling with a heap corruption problem for a few days.I was first warned by the vs 2005 debugger that I may have corrupted the heap, after deleting an object I had previously new\'ed.Doi
-edit2- I was going down the wrong path. I solved it by correcting one typo and adding one line to fix an oversight that allowed me to write 4 bytes to many over an array.
I have a class as follows struct CliHandler { CliHandler(int argc, char** argv); ~CliHandler(); int doWork();
This question already has answers here: 开发者_开发技巧Closed 11 years ago. Possible Duplicate: Is there a good Valgrind substitute for Windows?
There is a native function wich takes arrays of pointers to data arrays e.g. char allocated with malloc.
I\'m getting an error in runtime when I run my code in visual c++ 2010. void dct2(){ float** G = new float*[len];
void longcatislo开发者_C百科ng(int* cat, int &size, int &looong) { int* longcat = new int[looong*2];
I seem to have a corrupted heap, I cannot figure out why this is happening.... Following is the trace from valgrind..
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