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Hi All,
My program just crashes in release mode. I had one .cpp file which contains a gaint array data. I link this array data using extern global variable.
It was compiling fine and was giving crash in release mode. When I debugged, it's this array data giving the crash. But when I click AddExistingItem and once again added this file into the project, crash is not happening. What's the problem ?:confused:
The problem is your program has a serious bug (or bugs). You must find out where it (or they) lies.
Debug your release version and see what and where happens.
Surviving the Release Version
Thank you Victor, I'll update when I find anything interesting.
I have a giant array in one of the source files. I was extern linking this variable throughout. According to the official documentation, this array should be "const", when I changed the array to const, it solved the crash.
Define "a giant array".
What is the type of this array?
If you declare it as const you presume that the array data must not be changed. Don't you try to change it? Do you check if you don't access it outside the boundaries? Did you initialize it?
Hi Victor,
Thank you for coming in again and your efforts in understanding and helping my problem
myheader.h
extern unsigned char const large_data[];
mydata.cpp
previous:
extern "C" unsigned char large_data[] {............}
changed to:
extern "C" unsigned char const large_data[] {............}
unsigned charQuote:
Originally Posted by VictorN
I didn't change the array data from anywhere as I should not do that. I've to only make use of the data in the array.Quote:
If you declare it as const you presume that the array data must not be changed. Don't you try to change it?
outside the boundaries ? I didn't understand this, but if I don't access this array data, it's working well.Quote:
Do you check if you don't access it outside the boundaries? Did you initialize it?
I didn't initialize it. It's global variable still, how should I initialize it?