Oliver Bleckmann wrote:
I recommend you post your code.
too much, few files and a lib folder...
Start chopping out small, self-contained chunks of code, on at a time.
After you remove each one, test the program again. If the problem is
still there, remove the next bit. If the problem goes away, whatever
you last removed was the cause. This process of repeatedly making the
program simpler and simpler is generally a useful one when debugging.
Of course, the opposite is true - when writing up a complex program,
you should write it in small increments, only moving on to the next
step when the previous one is written, tested and fully debugged, but
if you aren't starting from scratch sometimes that isn't possible.
In the process of trimming down your code, one step at a time, one of
two things will happen. Either you will end up with minimal, complete
problem code suitable for posting here for help (see the FAQ link
below), or you will find and fix the problem yourself.
http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lit...t.html#faq-5.8
Gavin Deane
