Zitat von Chris Yuen <kizzx2+boost@gmail.com>:
Hi,
I am using boost::serialization along with the eos::portable_archive (on Boost Vault). All the data that I serialize are polymorphic types, i.e. pointers. By experiment and days of frustration, I found out that the objects being serialized must "outlive" the archive or the serialization process -- otherwise I'd get segfault and corrupt data.
I hope that was clear. To demonstrate this, I wrote a small example at http://boost.codepad.org/mqX5dUf6 (I'm a noob and I don't know the tradition to paste code -- should I just paste it in the message body or something?) The program will crash when you run it. However, if you comment out both the "delete" statements (leading to memory leaks, but at least the objects will outlive the archives), then everything works fine.
objects don`t necessarily have to outlive the destruction of the archive, but you`re serializing multiple _tracked_ objects that - I guess - have the same address because you "new" and "delete" them consecutively. read the chapter about "object tracking" in the boost.serialization doc, and then if you really need to serialize "temporaries" make sure that they`re not tracked.