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error during the executing time

zip7000 · 2002-08-16T01:32:13

hi, the compilation of my program is ok. But when the program is running I get an error.("the memory cannot be read) I can''t understand the following behaviour. here is a function in a class called Ant bool Ant::FindSpatialObject(Garden* g) { int i; int nbNest=Nest::NestCounter; for (i=0; iCompare(g->GetVector())) != SEPARATE ) return true; } return false; } If I call this method I get an error(not by the compiler) Now if I change the i variable by 0, everything works. I checked the i variable : during the executing time a variable takes only 0 as value. So I can''t understand what''s wrong!!! Any suggestion??? ps : ''GetVector()'' return a std::vector ''Compare()'' function needs two SpatialObjects. Ant and Nest are SpatialObjects zip7000

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Started by zip7000 August 15, 2002 03:51 PM

12 comments, last by zip7000 21 years, 8 months ago

daerid

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August 15, 2002 07:05 PM

Guys, come on.

void some_fun(some_class* p){  assert(p!=0);  // do stuff with p}

Hello?

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developer

180

August 16, 2002 01:20 AM

Zipster, thanks for the clarification, I totally agree.

davepermen

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August 16, 2002 01:30 AM

quote:Original post by daerid
Guys, come on.

void some_fun(some_class* p){ assert(p!=0); // do stuff with p}

Hello?

Guys, come on.

void some_fun(some_class& c){  // do stuff with c}

i don''t need pointers at 99% of the gamecode, just for some baseclasses wich encapsulate some data.. (and even there i don''t rely on normal pointers..)

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