Re: debug assertion problem
Sridhar wrote:
char messs[200]="";
Fixed-size strings are always dangerous.
EVENTMSG *mesg=NULL;
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GetClassName(mesg->hwnd,messs,200);
Unless 'mesg' now points to something and that something has a non-NULL
hwnd, this code is bad.
if(messs[0]!=NULL)
'messs' is a char-array. 'messs[0]' is a char. You are comparing this with a
NULL-pointer constant, which is not really meaningful. What do you mean
with that test?
is the code is write?
Probably not.
but when i run it is giving debug assertion problem
at "if" condition(showing str!=NULL, at line 113)..some one help me on
this plz.
There's not enough info. The 'messs[0]!=NULL' can and does not invoke an
assertion in above context. If it does on your machine, you didn't provide
sufficient or incorrect info about your code.
it is vc++6.0 code.
VC6 is old and unsupported. I'd really consider upgrading to anything that
is less than ten years old.
Uli
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