Program crash when creating object

[goldenchicken]

Hello everyone!
I've got a strange problem with the following class:

//header file
#ifndef ECONOMY_H
#define ECONOMY_H
#include <iostream>
enum PaymentError
{
	ERR_NOT_ENOUGH_FUNDS,
	ERR_PAYMENT_SUCCESS	
};
class Economy
{
private:
	long long m_money;
public:
	Economy(long long startingMoney);
	PaymentError Pay(long long amount);
	void Receive(long long amount);
	void PrintBalance();
	long long getBalance();
};
#endif
//source file

#include "Economy.h"
Economy::Economy(long long startingMoney) : m_money(startingMoney) {  }

PaymentError Economy::Pay(long long amount)
{
	if (m_money >= amount)
	{
		m_money -= amount;
		return ERR_PAYMENT_SUCCESS;
	}
	else return ERR_NOT_ENOUGH_FUNDS;
}

void Economy::Receive(long long amount)
{
	m_money += amount;
}

void Economy::PrintBalance()
{
	std::cout << "You currently have: $" << m_money << "\n";
}

long long Economy::getBalance() { return m_money; }

This used to work but now it doesn't anymore. Here is the line where I create my
object:

*m_eco = new Economy(12000);

Any help would be appreciated.

[goldenchicken]

Oh well, I found it. I passed in a const long long argument into the function that creates the object. This function uses that argument to create the object. Stupid me :)