Hi everyone!
May be I'm wrong and need to upgrade compiler, but yesterday
I was surprised with segfault in the following well-compiled code.
/******************************************************************************
Strange thing, but this piece of code may initiate segfault
near push_back in while. Is there an error in vector?
gcc version 2.95.2 20000220 (Debian GNU/Linux)
void f()
{
vector<string> paths;
paths.push_back("1");
cout << "loop..." << endl;
vector<string>::iterator p = paths.begin();
while (p != paths.end()) {
cout << "\t" << *p << endl;
paths.push_back(p, "2");
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
this is the place of segfault
++p;
}
cout << "end..." << endl;
}
******************************************************************************/
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