I have a couple of classes in my game that have empty constructors and distructors. I made some minor changes to my code (they had nothing to do with these constructors) and an error started to come up. When I run the game, in the initialization stage I recive a unhandled exception error. At break the debugger points to the ending braket of the constructor. I'v commented out both the declaration and the definition of the constructor. However when I launch the game same error appers pointing to another constructor. I'v started learning on exception handling using some tutorials, but I still need some advice on how to approach this problem. Any idea or advice is welcomed. Edit: I'v just tryed to comment out the second constructor, now the application breaks in a constructor that has some code inside.

would need to see the source, i can't really imagine what the problem is that you're having. the only thing i can think of is that a superclass of one of you classes is using some function that throws an exception( or is throwing one itself )...

need more info, sorry.

Thanks for reply

How should I plug in some exception code to track down this error. I tried to use 'try' 'catch' aroung the constructors but the compiler wont compile this kind of code. Where should the try-throw-catch stand?

The "unhandled exception" error is not referring to C++ exceptions.

Typically, the problem is an invalid pointer (frequently the this pointer). Check the values of the pointers to make sure they are are valid -- not 0 or uninitialized (0xcccccccc or 0xcdcdcdcd), or some other bogus value.

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The "unhandled exception" error is not referring to C++ exceptions

:) Ups. Thanks for pointing this out.

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Did you look at the call stack to see where it is initializing?

The call stack initialization is in sound.dll, it's the change I was talking about. I moved my sound code to a dinamic linked library. I'll have to start looking what's wrong in this dll.

Thank you all for your help.