God I hate that auto-smiley thing.Originally Posted by matsp
God I hate that auto-smiley thing.
Me too. I just edited the post to "disable smilies".
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Mats
Compilers can produce warnings - make the compiler programmers happy: Use them!
Please don't PM me for help - and no, I don't do help over instant messengers.
Can't you just try to put out the contents of your array right before the deletion? And If you get just garbage when move back that output in the execution path until you identified the place that corrupts you memory or pointers.
How can I step forward from a crash on (any crash I've seen so far had the surprising side effect of process termination)?
Depends on your debugger; several available debuggers return control to the user when an error condition is encountered within the program. And a lot of users insist on then stepping forward, in the debugger, from that point.
Ah, ok. Gdb, the debugger I'm using most of the time, doesn't seem to do that. That exactly is the sense of "returning control" in the moment the process is terminated by the OS?
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