for (tempOffset[0] = entireLine.Find('<', tagOffset[0]), tagOffset[0] = tempOffset[0]; tagOffset[0] != -1; tagOffset[0] = tagOffset[1], tagOffset[1]++) ...
Why would the above code crash in release but not debug? It worked fine in debug.. then when I compiled release... it doesn't.
I ended up changing it to a while(1) and did all the testing internally... but I'm still curious; why?
I hate it when that happens. Debug versions of certain memory functions (such as new and delete) often have different versions for debug and release mode. Usually though its a problem with your code that just happens to not cause a crash in debug mode. Most of the time when that happens to me its usually because im writing outside of my declared memory, so check, double-check.... and re-check your arrays
