[Boost-users] Unordered map copy segfaults! (STL map does not)

18 Aug 2009

      Hi everyone,  

When I copy an unordered map, it segfaults. I am not having the same problem
with STL's map. Using an unordered map is essential for performance, so I
would really appreciate any help! Any ideas?

Here are the details:
================

typedef boost::unordered_map<unsigned long long, Dest> MyMap;

MyMap a; 
...
... // (I populate map 'a' here in a loop)
...
MyMap b;

b = a; // Segfaults! (also, I do not want to initialize b with a as in MyMap
b(a), I want to copy it later in the code.)

Where Dest is a struct:

struct Dest{
	bool			exists;
	int 			num;
	int 			src;
	int 			dest;
	unsigned short 	pos[64];

	Dest () {
		exists = false;
		num	= 0;
		src = 0;
		dest 	= 0;
	}

	~Dest() {	}
};

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[Boost-users] Unordered map copy segfaults! (STL map does not)

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