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I agree with you. But one thing I don't understand is why this problem is not detected by numerous memory debugger. I tried LeakTrace, Valgrind, Totalview, and even insure++, all of which didn't...

I have confirmed x[i] exist for all i in [0,n) through debugger.

Though I am using a vector of lists in the code, I think the problem purley orginates from std::list.push_back(). As far as I know,...

In my current case, n = 20 and m is an integer array of length n = 20 such that 1 <= m[i] <= 40 for all i in [0,20). Sorry I tried to abstract these facts since I knew they aren't the error factors.

The syntax looks alright to me. r is pushed back on the i'th list x[i].

- EJ

Hello,

I'm a C++ newbie and having a hard time figuring out this bug.

I am basically doing the following thing:




std::vector< std::list<int> > x;