Hi. For some reason I am getting a crash on pop_back() and Im not sure
why.
sorry I cant post the whole code because the vector is used in a bunch
of places.
i have a
vector<bool> complete;
right before i pop back, i set the last element to overwrite on of the
ones in the array.
complete[j] = complete[complete.size()-1];
complete.pop_ba ck();
the crash looks like:
unhandled exception: 0xC00000005 Access Violation reading 0x203f5a34
the size of complete before it crashes is 32, so it is not empty.
the code it crashes on is:
operator bool() const
{ // test if bit is set
return ((*_Getptr() & _Mask()) != 0);
}
at:
std::vector<boo l,std::allocato r<bool> >::reference::o perator bool()
Line 1030 + 0x12 C++
std::vector<boo l,std::allocato r<bool> >::reference::o perator=() Line
1006 +0x8 C++
std::_Copy_opt< std::vector<boo l,std::allocato r<bool>::iterat or,std::vector< bool,std::alloc ator<bool>::ite rator>(std::vec tor<bool,std::a llocator<bool>: :iterator_First ={...},std::vec tor<bool,std::a llocator<bool>: :iterator_Last= {...},std::vect or<bool,std::al locator<bool>>: :iterator_Dest= {...},std::_Non scalar_ptr_iter ator_tag__forma l={...})
Line 1022 + 0x26 C++
std::copy<std:: vector<bool,std ::allocator<boo l>::iterator,st d::vector<bool, std::allocator< bool>::iterator >(std::vector<b ool,std::alloca tor<bool>::iter ator_First={... },std::vector<b ool,std::alloca tor<bool>::iter ator_Last={...} ,std::vector<bo ol,std::allocat or<bool>>::iter ator_Dest={...} )
Line 1040 + 0x3e C++
std::vector<boo l,std::allocato r<bool>::erase( std::vector<boo l,std::allocato r<bool>::iterat or_Where={...})
Line 1562 + 0x42 C++
std::vector<boo l,std::allocato r<bool> >::pop_back() Line 1483 C++
If anyone has experenced anything like this before, or has some idea
what might be causing the crash, that would be great. thanks!
oliver
2  3193 
laniik wrote: [vector<bool> problem redacted]
I seem to recall that there was some sort of problem with the MS
implementation of vector<bool>. I know Dr. Plaugher reads this group.
What version of VC are you using?
VC .net 2003 version 7.1.3008
thanks
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