Re: auto_ptr not dereferencable
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online_wan <onlinewanxg@gmail.com> writes
On Feb 27, 8:59?pm, mkarja <mka...@gmail.com> wrote:
"Debug Assertion Failed, auto_ptr not
dereferencable"
please new ?one instance and is pointed by auto_ptr.
Thank you for the answer, but I'm sorry, I don't understand what you
mean.
Do you mean that I should do something like this:
std::auto_ptr<osCom> m_osCom (new osCom);
I've tried that, but it just gives me an error saying,
"error C2059: syntax error : 'new'"
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mkarja
Sorry, my english is poor.
Your C++ is worse.
I think, osCom's Constructor isn't public, so you can't created
Instance by "new".
Not the problem. The syntax error is because you can't initialize a
member variable in its declaration, you have to do it in the
constructor.
auto_ptr must store one pointer, and before you use "->" operator like
"m_osCom->Initialize(this);", the stored pointer must not be null.
you can lookup the use method from stl reference manual.
Sorry, my english is very poor, i can't say it clear.
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