From:	"Jason" <jr_4226 AT yahoo DOT com>
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As a followup, I have traced the problem back to the CBoard instance calling
the destructor straight after calling the constructor, upon 'push'ing CBoard
onto the vector container.  This means that my 'new'ly created BoardSpace is
'delete'd.  Is this C++ standard behaviour?  If so, how do I get around
that?

Jase.

"Jason" <jr_4226 AT yahoo DOT com> wrote in message
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> Hi All,
>
>   I have been working on a piece of test code that makes a vector of
> classes.  If I make one instance of the class outside of the vector (as a
> normal class instance) the program works fine.  However, when I access
> member functions from the class inside the vector container, I get wierd
> memory corruptions!
>
>   The code is attached (I hope this is OK - it is just a few small text
> files) in the hope that others may be able to reproduce the results.
> connect4.cpp is the main function, board.cpp/h are the CBoard class
> specifier & implementation.
>
>   BTW, the code is for a simple four-in-a-row game.  The first round of
the
> game works fine, but consecutive rounds seem to stuff up the board!  I
have
> successfully compiled and run this code using DevC++ in it's current
state -
> no wierdness.
>
>   Thanks in advance,
>
>   Jase.
>
>
>
>

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