Re: [Boost-Users] Re: NDEBUG, affects floating point math?

Hi Thomas, you wrote:

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But I needed to use

double *rdata = new double (n);

This dynamically creates one double object and initializes it with the value n and uses its address to intialize rdata.

Here's the original code: double *rdata = new double[n]; // stores non-contigous part of the current row of A

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... delete [] rdata;

And this tells the compiler to deallocate the dynamically allocated array rdata points to. Your program has undefined behavior.

I haven't followed this thread, but the code you posted here definitely looks very fishy.

Thanks for the correction and sorry for the confusion, Joerg