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charliex · 12-17-2003, 02:34 PM

dimbulb, did you see my notes ? that'll allow you to at least compile what you have on visual c, the only other changes you'd have to make for compatibility is not doing

PHP Code:


			
{

for(int i;i<0;i++) {}

for(int i;i<0;i++) {}

etc..

}

instead use

{

int i;

for(i;i<0;i++) {}

for(i;i<0;i++) {}

etc..

}

which is the best approach or is the correct way of scoping, is academic since VC doesn't support the former.

if you are using gcc to compile gdb is the debugger.

also remember to turn off smiles when posting

also add the comamnd line you use to test, since its quite long apparently

yep its either freeing memory that was never allocated, corrpted or freed twice.

12-17-2003, 02:34 PM	#28 (permalink)
charliex Junkie Location: North Hollywood	dimbulb, did you see my notes ? that'll allow you to at least compile what you have on visual c, the only other changes you'd have to make for compatibility is not doing PHP Code: `{ for(int i;i<0;i++) {} for(int i;i<0;i++) {} etc.. } instead use { int i; for(i;i<0;i++) {} for(i;i<0;i++) {} etc.. }` which is the best approach or is the correct way of scoping, is academic since VC doesn't support the former. if you are using gcc to compile gdb is the debugger. also remember to turn off smiles when posting also add the comamnd line you use to test, since its quite long apparently yep its either freeing memory that was never allocated, corrpted or freed twice. Last edited by charliex; 12-17-2003 at 02:55 PM..