Sounds like you're calling delete() on an invalid pointer.

You should initialize all your pointers to NULL and do something along the lines of:

if(Pointer)
{
delete(Pointer);
     Pointer = NULL;
}

to avoid this issue.

You can also define safe delete / release functions like this:

#define SAFE_RELEASE( x ) {if(x){(x)->Release();(x)=NULL;}}
#define SAFE_DELETE( x ) {if(x){delete (x);(x)=NULL;}}
#define SAFE_DELETE_ARRAY( x ) {if(x){delete[] (x);(x)=NULL;}}

but you will have to initialize all pointers to NULL first.

Sounds like you're calling delete() on an invalid pointer.

You should initialize all your pointers to NULL and do something along the lines of:
(Assuming Device being a pointer to your d3d device)

if(Device)
{
delete(Device);
     Device = NULL;
}

to avoid this issue.

You can also define safe delete / release functions like this:

#define SAFE_RELEASE( x ) {if(x){(x)->Release();(x)=NULL;}}
#define SAFE_DELETE( x ) {if(x){delete (x);(x)=NULL;}}
#define SAFE_DELETE_ARRAY( x ) {if(x){delete[] (x);(x)=NULL;}}

but you will have to initialize all pointers to NULL first.

Sounds like you're calling delete() on an invalid pointer.

You should initialize all your pointers to NULL and do something along the lines of:

if(Pointer)
{
     delete(Pointer);
     Pointer = NULL;
}

to avoid this issue.

You can also define safe delete / release functions like this:

#define SAFE_RELEASE( x ) {if(x){(x)->Release();(x)=NULL;}}
#define SAFE_DELETE( x ) {if(x){delete (x);(x)=NULL;}}
#define SAFE_DELETE_ARRAY( x ) {if(x){delete[] (x);(x)=NULL;}}

but you will have to initialize all pointers to NULL first.