Thread: Weird Error

Im making a project for school and im stuck at this one part. Im trying to use a vector of objects that i defined. But i want the vector of objects to be declared inside a class declaration and then initialized inside the constructor of that class. Here is my code:

Code:

#ifndef MAP_H
#define MAP_H

#include "waypoint.h"

class Map
{
public:
	Map();
	~Map();
	void initMap(); // this will create the ocean floor and water top in a glList
	void DrawGround(GLfloat); // the y position that the ocean floor will be drawn

	void DrawWaypoints();

private:
	/* DISPLAY LISTS */
	GLuint ground;		// Storage For The net_box Display List

	GLfloat floor_width;
	GLUquadricObj *quadratic;	// Storage for this->quadratic objects

	std::vector<Waypoint> way_vec;
};

#endif

that is my class declaration called map.h. You can see i am declaring a vector of Waypoints which is a class i defined and included at the top of the file. Now in map.cpp where i declare my constructor i want to push Waypoint obejcts onto the vector like this:

Code:

...
#include "map.h"

Map::Map()
{
        Waypoint test = Waypoint(10.0, 20.0, 6.0);
	way_vec.push_back(test);
}
...

Now if i do that everything compiles fine but when i run the program in visual studio's 2005 i get a pop up error saying

"windows has triggered a breakpoint in pathfinder.exe

This may be due to the corruption of the heap, and indicates a bug in pathfinder.exe or any of the DLLs is has loaded.

The out put window may have more diagnostic information"

I really do not get why is is giving me this error. I think it has something to do with declaring a vector of waypoints in the class definition because if i just write in int main()

Code:

        vector<Waypoint> way;
	Waypoint obj = new Waypoint(10.0, 10.0, 2.0);
	way.push_back(obj);

that works just fine.

Does anyone know what im doing wrong?