windows error

when I run this program in dev C++ I get a windows error screen that pops up but it compiles and runs; However, if I run this in visual C++ 6.0 it runs just fine and is error free? Any suggestions?

FILE INPUT:

76 89 150 135 200 76 12 100 150 28 178 189 167 200 175 150 87 99 129 149 176 200 87 35 157 189

Code:

#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;
// prototypes
void get_student_grade(int range[8], ifstream& infile, int& score);
void fill_array_boundaries(string boundaries[8]);
void print_results(string boundaries[8], int range[8]);

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    int range[8];
    string boundaries[8];    
    int score;
    
ifstream infile;     
infile.open("C:\\scoresin.txt");   
 

          get_student_grade(range, infile, score);
          fill_array_boundaries(boundaries);
          print_results(boundaries, range);

infile.close();       
system("PAUSE");
return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}
////////////////////////// Function definitions //////////////////////////
// get student grades and find the frequency for each range.
void get_student_grade(int range[8], ifstream& infile, int& score)
{
     // initialize array range.
     int i;
     for(i =0; i<=8; i++)
    range[i] = 0;
    //--------------------//
do{              
 infile >> score; // input score from file.
 
   if(score >= 0 && score <= 24)
    range[0] = range[0] + 1; 
   if(score >= 25 && score <= 49)
    range[1] = range[1] + 1;
   if(score >= 50 && score <= 74)
     range[2] = range[2] + 1;
   if(score >= 75 && score <= 99)
     range[3] = range[3] + 1;
   if(score >= 100 && score <= 124)
     range[4] = range[4] + 1;
   if(score >= 125 && score <= 149)
     range[5] = range[5] + 1;
   if(score >= 150 && score <= 174)
     range[6] = range[6] + 1;
   if(score >= 175 && score <= 200)
     range[7] = range[7] + 1;   
}while(!infile.eof());      
}  
// initialize array with score boundaries
void fill_array_boundaries(string boundaries[8])
{
  boundaries[0]= "   0 - 24";
  boundaries[1] = "  25 - 49";
  boundaries[2] = "  50 - 74";
  boundaries[3] = "  75 - 99";
  boundaries[4] = "100 - 124";
  boundaries[5] = "125 - 149";
  boundaries[6] = "150 - 174";
  boundaries[7] = "175 - 200";
}   
void print_results(string boundaries[8], int range[8])
{
int i;
  cout << "Score Boundaries" << setw(35) <<  "Number of Students" << endl;
     for(i = 0; i <= 8; i++) 
        cout << boundaries[i] << "   " << setw(30) << right << range[i] << endl;
}

Code:

 for(i =0; i<=8; i++)
    range[i] = 0;

You're overrunning the array bounds (setting range[8])
Fix:

Code:

 for(i =0; i<8; i++)
    range[i] = 0;

man that's it!

I have got to watch out for that