Hanqian
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Help to resolve this error message caused in using Vector.push_back.
Dear expert,
I have the code:
std::vector<int> rank;
rank.push_back(0) is called is a loop, rank.push_back(0) works fine first 9 calls but has following error when it is called at 10th call.
Error message from BoundsChecker:
Dynamic memory overrun
32 byte block allocated in c:\program files\microsoft visual studio\vc98\include\xmemor
HANDLE: 0x02DE16A0
allocating thread ID: 0x9CC, current thread ID: 0x9CC
Please help! Thanks.
Hanqian
I have the code:
std::vector<int> rank;
rank.push_back(0) is called is a loop, rank.push_back(0) works fine first 9 calls but has following error when it is called at 10th call.
Error message from BoundsChecker:
Dynamic memory overrun
32 byte block allocated in c:\program files\microsoft visual studio\vc98\include\xmemor
HANDLE: 0x02DE16A0
allocating thread ID: 0x9CC, current thread ID: 0x9CC
Please help! Thanks.
Hanqian
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I doubt that there ever was a real error, but if the message is gone, I'd say yes. You can verify the default capacity for vectors in your STL implementation using e.g.
cout << rank.capacity() << endl;
*before* calling 'reserve()' - I assume the output will be '10'.
cout << rank.capacity() << endl;
*before* calling 'reserve()' - I assume the output will be '10'.
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Print cout << rank.capacity() << endl;
for each call without adding rank.resever() , these are numbers returned:
1th call: 0
2th call: 1
3th call: 2
: 4
: 4
: 8
8
8
8
16
Anything wrong?
Hanqian
for each call without adding rank.resever() , these are numbers returned:
1th call: 0
2th call: 1
3th call: 2
: 4
: 4
: 8
8
8
8
16
Anything wrong?
Hanqian
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Those numbers for capacity look good.
Those numbers for capacity look good.
Nope, looks good to me also.
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