I think it describes my problem. I don't know what's my mistake! The debugger doesn't really help, I don't use malloc or free.
What could be the problem?
(I'm mostly developing in java, so I know the OOP paradigm, but I'm still unfamiliar with c++)
(I'm mostly developing in java, so I know the OOP paradigm, but I'm still unfamiliar with c++)
One would've suspected that with your gratuitous use of new.
The problem is that you are accessing memory you don't own, so look for pointers that contain addresses for objects that have gone out of scope (i.e. invalid objects) or variables which are uninitialized.
@cire, op: I couldn't identify anything on the video. It was very cloudy. I could imagine a computers mouse hovering over a computes window. But thats all. Sorry, but our German internet connections aren't really the most powerful ones.