Hi ,
I am getting a crash in std::map insert. The map object is created, but
while inserting into it there is a core dump and this dosen't happen
frequently. The gdb trace looks like this.
_STL::_Rb_tree<long, _STL::pair<long const, int>,
_STL::_Select1st<_STL::pair<long const, int> >, _STL::less<long>,
_STL::allocator<_STL::pair<long const, int> > >::insert_unique
(this=0x81ac3e4, __v=@0xbfffc2e0) at _tree.h:265
I cannot paste the whole code, but please let me know if you have any clues.
Thanks,
Mani.
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"Mani" <mv******@cisco.com> wrote in message
news:1098355977.143007@sj-nntpcache-5... Hi ,
I am getting a crash in std::map insert. The map object is created, but
while inserting into it there is a core dump and this dosen't happen
frequently. The gdb trace looks like this.
_STL::_Rb_tree<long, _STL::pair<long const, int>,
_STL::_Select1st<_STL::pair<long const, int> >, _STL::less<long>,
_STL::allocator<_STL::pair<long const, int> > >::insert_unique
(this=0x81ac3e4, __v=@0xbfffc2e0) at _tree.h:265
I cannot paste the whole code, but please let me know if you have any
clues.
Thanks,
Mani.
Yes you have a bug in your program. It's probably caused by memory or heap
corruption. It could have happened anywhere prior to the call to std::map
insert that fails. One thing to check for is that the classes that you are
inserting into the heap have correctly defined copy constructors and
assignment operators.
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