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I'm transitioning my old, dinasour-ish program written with arrays and pointers to vectors and ran into some problem with iterators. I'm using Visual Studio 2005 SP1. In debug mode the follow message appeared upon reaching the part of the code indicated further below: Debug Assertion Failed! expression ("_Myptr > ((_Myvec*)(this->_Mycont))->_Myfirst",0) …
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For example if I have this int type variable X that increment from 1 at the beginning to 10 when the program ends, how to open and write to 10 different files (data1.txt,data2.txt,data3.txt....) everytime X increments? I've tried with the following but it didn't work: [CODE]string filename ("data"); int X; …
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I'm programming using Visual Studio 2005 with Intel's Cilk SDK installed and learned there were some bad writing/reading happening at some specific memory locations, such as 0x00254c0( I can't remember the exact location, this is only an example). I have no idea what is going on at those locations and …
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I've got this annoying "access violation" problem. I've done searching for a whole day on the Internet and although I didn't find any solution specific to my problem I do understand "unhandled exception in abc.exe:0xC0000005: Access Violation" has something to do with inappropriate use of pointers. However where the error …
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