MSVC 2k3 7.1 bug?

Code:

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class ENTITY
{
public:
..........
                        static list<ENTITY*> m_universe; // All existing entities.

                        ENTITY(unsigned int speed, double mass, double lift, double friction)
                        {
                                // Physical properties
                                m_speed = speed;
                                m_mass = mass;
                                m_friction = friction;
                                m_lift = lift;
                                m_tick_count = infinite-m_speed;

                                m_universe.push_back(this); // <--- read error at 0x00000004
                                last_tick_collided = false;
                        }
........
};

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Right here:

Code:

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        void _Insert(iterator _Where, <--- The 'this' pointer is correct.
                const _Ty& _Val)
                {        // insert _Val at _Where
                _Nodeptr _Pnode = _Where._Mynode();
                _Nodeptr _Newnode = _Buynode(_Pnode, _Prevnode(_Pnode), _Val); <--- exception here
                _Incsize(1);
                _Prevnode(_Pnode) = _Newnode;
                _Nextnode(_Prevnode(_Newnode)) = _Newnode;
                }

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Not to mention that I've also been getting these errors:

Quote:

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error C2440: 'initializing' : cannot convert from 'std::list<_Ty>::iterator' to 'std::list<_Ty>::iterator'

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with

Code:

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list<ITEM_TYPE>::iterator item = m_items.end();

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where ITEM_TYPE is a class template argument... I have to resort to memcpy'ing it.

Are these compiler errors or what?

Hey Ritz,

I know you know better than using namespace std; in your headers, but still I hate to make any assumptions. You need to use std:: in front of list.

Code:

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static std::list<ENTITY*> m_universe; // All existing entities.

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>> list<ITEM_TYPE>::iterator item = m_items.end();

Perhaps that should be:

typename list<ITEM_TYPE>::iterator item = m_items.end();

Also, are you creating any global ENTITY's that might be constructed before the static list is constructed?

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Originally Posted by Darryl

Hey Ritz,

I know you know better than using namespace std; in your headers, but still I hate to make any assumptions. You need to use std:: in front of list.

Code:

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static std::list<ENTITY*> m_universe; // All existing entities.

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Hey Darryl. Who says it's a header? :P I am using std::list;

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Daved

Also, are you creating any global ENTITY's that might be constructed before the static list is constructed?

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.... This is the dumbest thing I've done in a long time. Thanks Daved, I'm sure that is the problem.