[RESOLVED] Managing pointers with STL map

[nice_guy_mel]

I am having trouble with map containers. I have an information class called CInfo, and two map containers. I have typedef MAP_ONE as a <int, CInfo*>, and typedef MAP_TWO as a <int, MAP_ONE*>

I am able to use the containers well enough, but I am having trouble cleaning it up properly. Because the container class does not free the memory of the class the pointer is pointing to, I wanted to iterate through the maps and free up the memory myself. My first attempt was the code below. It resulted in a memory error when it tried to execute the code p_map_One->clear(); I then thought maybe once I have free the memory that the pointer was using, I should set the pointer in the map to NULL, so I added in the extra lines that are commented out below. When I uncomment these 2 lines I receive no errors, but when I observe the memory usage it looks like there is still a leak. Can anyone tell me if the below code is incorrect? Did I free up the memory correctly?

	//At this point I have a member variable MAP_TWO m_map_Two, which
	//has 2 entries. And for each entry there are 2 entries of MAP_ONE*
	MAP_ONE::iterator itrOne = NULL;
	MAP_ONE* p_map_One = NULL;
	CInfo* pInfo = NULL;
	for (MAP_TWO::iterator itr = m_map_Two.begin(); itr != m_map_Two.end(); ++itr)
	{
		p_map_One = itr->second;
		for (itrOne = p_map_One->begin(); itrOne != p_map_One->end(); ++itrOne)
		{
			pInfo = itrOne->second;
			delete pInfo;
			//itrOne->second = NULL;
		}
		p_map_One->clear();
		delete p_map_One;
		//itr->second = NULL;
	}
	m_map_Two.clear();