Re: Sharing a RO std::list between 2 threads & Crash in _Orphan_ptr()
h.wulff <zuhause@aol.com> wrote:
Igor Tandetnik schrieb:
"h.wulff" <zuhause@aol.com> wrote in message
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The release version of my shell extension works fine. But the debug
version crashes on calling erase(), clear() or remove() in
_Orphan_ptr() of vc\include\list:1233 (VS 2005):
if ((*_Pnext)->_Ptr == _Myhead || _Ptr != 0 && (*_Pnext)->_Ptr !=
_Ptr)
Where _Pnext->_Ptr is NULL
I don't see anything in this line that would require that
(*_Pnext)->_Ptr be non-NULL, and would crash otherwise. It never
dereferences the pointer, just compares two pointers, and comparing
NULL pointer is fine. The cause of the crash must be elsewhere:
figure out what it is.
When I try to view the value of _Ptr the debugger says:
<memory access error>
So it crashes when referencing _Ptr.
What do you mean by "it" here? Debugger obviously doesn't crash. The
code never dereferences _Ptr, so it shouldn't care whether _Ptr is NULL
or not. There is nothing wrong with the pointer being NULL, and there's
nothing wrong with the debugger unable to show what a NULL pointer
points to.
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