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Strange C++ problem.	by Michiel	2005-03-10 07:59:02
Memory bug	by ToLazyToThink	2005-03-10 08:04:39
Ok, thanks.	by Michiel	2005-03-10 08:17:34
If it's not super top secret	by ToLazyToThink	2005-03-10 08:29:34
It is for school.	by Michiel	2005-03-10 08:36:45
Small correction	by Michiel	2005-03-10 08:40:17
White space is a goodthing	by ToLazyToThink	2005-03-10 09:05:28
I think it is, yes, because	by Michiel	2005-03-10 09:10:53
my other code uses the empty constructor of the Vec-class one time. The point where the program freezes is that where it tries to access vector[more than 10]. If I increase the default start-reserve to, say 20, it stops there. This makes me think the class doesn't increase the reserve correctly when it's needed. What's the flaw in changeReserve? I may want to make the function public sometime and be able to lower the reserve too. The begin-size is never zero. But you're right, I should check for that possibility in the constructor.
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If the new reserve is less than the vector size	by ToLazyToThink	2005-03-10 09:15:04
Ah, yes.	by Michiel	2005-03-10 09:17:03
Sounds like it	by ToLazyToThink	2005-03-10 09:24:15
Yes, but I've tried all that stuff already...	by Michiel	2005-03-10 09:27:01
What does it do when you step through? (n/t)	by ToLazyToThink	2005-03-10 09:36:19
Strangely enough, it works just fine.	by Michiel	2005-03-10 09:56:41
Up to you, I'm need to get my but in gear	by ToLazyToThink	2005-03-10 09:58:35
Ok then. Here goes. (first piece)	by Michiel	2005-03-10 10:14:01
(second piece)	by Michiel	2005-03-10 10:14:27

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