Re: STL list problem
Gw33do wrote:
Have you ever heard of a problem or had a problem where, an object
comes off the top of the stack using list.front() then is popped using
pop_front(). This size is correct. When I go to use the popped object
the size of the list become huge.
Mike,
You wouldn't believe how many weird problems I had, or heard of, in the
course of my career so far. But it is a tiny drop compared to the ocean
of all potential problems caused usually by incorrect use of available
language and library mechanisms. It is what's known as "undefined
behaviour".
Trust me, if you follow the instructions in the FAQ 5.8, you will get to
the solution of your problem faster. So stop wasting your time and just
follow the recommendations of the FAQ. I already gave you the link. I
am not joking with you. I'd like to help. But you're not providing any
relevant information so far.
V
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