Julie Larson wrote:
Hello,
I'm using boost 1.35.0 and found this sample code about the hash set functionality:
http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_35_0/doc/html/intrusive/advanced_lookups_ins...
and modified it as shown below. I find that when iterating through the hash table, the thing crashes here (where the get_next function contains an invalid value for n):
As Steven mentioned, executing this code:
BOOST_FOREACH( CWord& w, m_hWords ) { CWord* pWord = &w; delete pWord; }
in my windows (32 bit) machine raises an assertion (safe hook assertion) in the destructor of the hook (called by CWord's destructor) because you are deleting an object that is still inserted in an intrusive container. Since the container uses the hook to link objects, if we delete the object before erasing it from the container the container tries to access to unallocated memory. I know you get an error in another place, but just for information. Can you give me which compiler/platform are you using? Regards, Ion