From:	Floris van den Berg <fvdberg AT hub DOT nl>
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: Class Problems
Date:	Wed, 30 Dec 1998 13:41:27 +0100
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Such errors usually occur when you try to delete a non existing object. I
had such an error yesterday when i declared an array of objects like

-- myobject *index[100]
-- new index[1]

and then try to delete another one

-- delete index[2]

(ofcourse that code wasn't as stupid as this one, but the idea's the same).

Anyway: try to put some text into your constructors and destructors and see
how it's called. That did the trick for me. And remember that if you have a
virtual method into your object, to declare the destructor virtual as well.

Floris

> I made a program with DJGPP. After it exits it displays the text on the
> end of this message (symify'd)
>
> This stops if one of the classes is removed from initilizing.

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