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I have a C++ package which works very well in the 32-bit Linux-like
OS. However, it will lead to a "*** glibc detected *** ./ex2: munmap_chunk(): invalid pointer" in 64-bit (Fedora 7-64), when it delete a object generated by new operator. I really do not known why? And I need your . Please tell me why and when this error should happen? So that I can fix my problem. ![]() |
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Renzr wrote:
> I have a C++ package which works very well in the 32-bit Linux-like > OS. However, it will lead to a "*** glibc detected *** ./ex2: > munmap_chunk(): invalid pointer" in 64-bit (Fedora 7-64), when it > delete a object generated by new operator. I really do not known > why? Me neither - mostly because I do not have access to your code. Have you tried searching the net for that error? > And I need your . Please tell me why and when this error should > happen? So that I can fix my problem. ![]() > Does http://groups.google.com/group/comp....05430519af9b7d ? |
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On 10 15 , 11 14 , anon <a...@no.no> wrote:
> Me neither - mostly because I do not have access to your code. > Have you tried searching the net for that error? Sorry, I have did the google but the explicit reason is inavaiable. ![]() A friend has told me this may be caused by heap error. And I am fixing it by Valgrind tool. Very thanks for your reply. |
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On 10 15 , 11 14 , anon <a...@no.no> wrote:
> Renzr wrote: > > I have a C++ package which works very well in the 32-bit Linux-like > > OS. However, it will lead to a "*** glibc detected *** ./ex2: > > munmap_chunk(): invalid pointer" in 64-bit (Fedora 7-64), when it > > delete a object generated by new operator. I really do not known > > why? > > Me neither - mostly because I do not have access to your code. > Have you tried searching the net for that error? > > > And I need your . Please tell me why and when this error should > > happen? So that I can fix my problem. ![]() > > Doeshttp://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.c++.moderated/browse_thread/... > ? , Thanks for your reply. I am trying the Valgrind tool to memcheck.Maybe it is a heap error. ![]() |
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