It's not the optmization, I just figured out, I turned off the optimization, but still the problemm arises, I'm sure it's not the directory or asserts, there is a hidden problem, I don't know where it is, the output in the debug is in range 1 ~ 10 but in the release is very large, I don't know...
HeLLo,
I've built a program that uses floating number calculations excessively, the program works all right in the debug configuration, but, when I turn it to release configuration, the results are all messed up, I can't debug in the release version, but in the debug version there are no...
Hello ,
I've built my program, it is working just fine in the debug config., but, when I build a realese version, which is much faster, I get a strange error in my property page, when I call a function that pops up a property sheet, it pops up correctly, but when I modify any field in this...
HeLLo,
are you sure that you are in a directory that have an access to the directory to be deleted ?
for example, if you want to delete the directory C:/Dir1/Dir2/Dir3
are you sure you are in Dir2 ?
see if it works, anher thing is that Windows NT have acces restriction to the directory, are you...
HeLLo Guys,
I'm having a bit of a problem here, I finsihed coding my program, it works corectly, but after finshing the debugging, MS VC++ 6.0 just gives me a message in the output pane :
etected memory leaks!
Dumping objects ->
{318897} normal block at 0x00AB4E00, 104 bytes long.
Data: <...
Hello,
I've been coding a class for which there is a dynamic array member, in the constructor I wrote :
...
Blah = new Whatever[numberOfElements];
...
in the destructor of course I have to delete this array, or there will be a memory leake, so, I wrote in the destructor:
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delete [] Blah...
hi,
I've done what you said, the same error, nothing changed.
notice that in former programs, the same error was hapening, although I didn't use arrays.
yah, but I've already assigned it before I delete it, as you can see:
delete Population[i];
Population[i]=& new_chrom;
but this isn't the problem, the program doesn't even reach to the statement after the delete, it stops there and displays the message, I don't see any logical error in the code...
Hello,
I've been having a problem for quite a while, the problem started when I was coding a program few months ago, whenever I attempt to use the delete operator to delete dynamically allocated objects using new operator, an error message appears, the message says:
Microsoft Visual C++ Debug...
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