I converted my program to use boost::shared_ptr instead of normal pointers. I have class with std::vector with shared pointers in it and when I clear the vector I got crash with stack overflow and access violation in the vector. This is my first time using shared pointers in a complex program so it's probably caused by my bad design. I have something like this:

class MyClass
{
    // something
    vector<shared_ptr<AnotherClass>> my_vector;
};

class SecondClass
{
    // something else
    vector<shared_ptr<AnotherClass>> another_vector; // may have same elements with my_vector
};

Is this OK? Or how should I use shared pointers? And if anybody has a good guess what's causing the stack overflow, let me know.