Re: A malloc error in C++ - incorrect checksum for freed object

From:
"BobR" <removeBadBobR@worldnet.att.net>
Newsgroups:
comp.lang.c++
Date:
Sat, 01 Sep 2007 20:45:54 GMT
Message-ID:
<6ckCi.481847$p47.71146@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>
<giacomomonari@email.it> wrote in message...

int main (int argc, char * const argv[]) {
[snip]
vector<double> z(0);
vector<double> mv(0);
vector<double> s178(0);
vector<double> a150(0);
vector<double> las(0);
vector<double> lls(0);
vector<double> loglb(0);
vector<double> logp178(0);


There is nothing wrong with those vectors, but, it looks 'cluttered' to me.
Therefore, I'd suggest something like:

enum Keys{ z = 0, mv, s178, a150, las, lls, loglb, logp178 };

std::map<size_t, std::vector<double> > mvD;

// example usage:

   mvD[ z ] = std::vector<double>( 10, 3.14 );
   mvD[ mv ] = std::vector<double>( 10, 0.001 );
   std::cout<<"mvD[z].at(2) ="<<mvD[z].at(2)<<'\n'<<std::endl;
   // out: mvD[z].at(2) =3.140000
   mvD[ mv ].at(4) = 10.77;
   std::cout<<"mvD[mv].at(4) ="<<mvD[mv].at(4)<<'\n'<<std::endl;
   // out: mvD[mv].at(4) =10.770000
   mvD[ logp178 ].push_back( 7.0125 );
// etc....

char dummy2[19];
double currentVar;

int count = 0;
while( !dataFile.eof() ){
dataFile.ignore(19,*dummy2);
dataFile >> currentVar;


// > z.push_back(currentVar);

   mvD[ z ].push_back( currentVar );

// etc....

Just a thought....

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Bob R
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