https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=357928
--- Comment #4 from Yuanyuan <y...@nd.edu> ---
Yes, you are right. There are some Valgrind messages hiding among my output
before that one, which are consistent with my findings when running the code. I
have fixed them now. Thank you.
But the problem in my main description still remains. I checked and found it
happens when a function fails to returning 1. More specifically, when the
function ends and a class should be destroyed, the pointer in that class cannot
be deleted. My code for destroying the class is like the following:
~DerivativesII<Type>(){
if(df) delete []df;
if(df2) delete []df2;
}
When I add some output sentence before and after the pointer-deleting sentence
and run again, I found the program keeping deleting those two pointers many
times. It's weird because I don't have a loop here.
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