I have 36 hours to finish my semester long project and I have a ton more to do.
And A little while ago i decided to split it up into 4 "projects". 3 of which compile down to static link libs, then the last links to the 3 libs and runs the main ect.
All compiles now. And runs, BUT!!!! I have a class that I instantiate in the constructor of 1 of the classes in a static link lib (SLL from now on) and that class has member varriables that are set in the constructor.
I print them out at the end of the constructor and its all good.
But then in a subsequent function call to that class I attempt to use these member varriables and their addresses have changed! They're all efed! Even non-pointer vars like a simple int m_i; If i try to print it or use it some where or ANYTHING it crashes the prog. I've printed the addresses and they are definately changed.
This code worked 100% b4 I put it into a SLL and I havent changed anything about it.
This is the function call that actually crashes it, here it crashes just after printing "Test: " when it tries to use the int var 'test'
void AutonomousActionService::processAutonomousActions() {
LOG->appendActiveLog("Test: ");
LOG->appendActiveLog( test );
LOG->appendActiveLog("\n");
for( unsigned __int32 i = 0; i < ptrAutonomousElements->size(); ++i ) {
ptrAutonomousElements->at( i ).ptrAutonomousElement->autonomousAction();
}
}
This is the constructor, the print out of int var 'test' works jsut fine here:
AutonomousActionService::AutonomousActionService( string strElementID, string strClassName, FrameworkContainer* frameworkContainer ) : Service( strElementID, strClassName, frameworkContainer ) {
ptrAutonomousElements = new vector<AutonomousElementRegistryEntry>();
test = 1;
LOG->appendActiveLog("Test: ");
LOG->appendActiveLog( test );
LOG->appendActiveLog("\n");
}
Here is the header for the class:
class AutonomousActionService : public Service {
private:
vector<AutonomousElementRegistryEntry> *ptrAutonomousElements;
int test;
protected:
AutonomousActionService();
public:
AutonomousActionService( string strElementID, string strClassName, FrameworkContainer* frameworkContainer );
~AutonomousActionService();
void handleEvent( Event event );
bool registerAsAutonomousElement( string strElementId, IAutonomousElement* ptrElement );
bool removeAutonomousElement( string strElementId );
void processAutonomousActions();
};
Has any one heard of something like this before?
Please help :)
