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Did you fix the error that I pointed out? You are creating a temporary object that gets destroyed as soon as that statement is completed. It is actually worse than a local object, as a local object...

If you're saying that the program behaves differently when you move variables around, then I can bet that you're corrupting memory in some way.

Anytime a "fix" is done by merely moving variables...

First, please use code tags when posting code:


class CTerrain : public CObject
{
public:
CTerrain(HWND hWnd);
~CTerrain() {};
void Draw(CDC* pDC);
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