Hello, I've got this problem: I'm compiling CPP files and C files, with
PRCTools, but whenever my application tries to use "new" it happens a Fatal
Exception, because of a jump to a strange location (0x030006e50).
Anyone has ideas? It's 5 days I'm blocked on this problem...
Thank you for help,
I use "new" all the time. The only issue I've seen is that if you run out
of memory, new still calls the constructor for the object. So, in all of
my constructors I have:
if (!this) return;
BrownB wrote:
> Hello, I've got this problem: I'm compiling CPP files and C files, with
> PRCToo
My problem isn't related to the memory usage, because if I use MemPtrNew() to
allocate the object, I have no errors.
In which segment do you place the contructor? Is this detail important?
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MemPtrNew doesn't call the constructor. Perhaps there is a bug in your
constructor.
I put my constructors in the same segment as the other methods of the class
but I don't think it matters.
One problem I encountered with multiple segments was that I had a variable
with the same name as a segment
Thank you, but my contructor works well, the problem is not there.
Debugging, I see that the problem is before calling the contructor: it seems to
me it happen when the code uses the "new" operator defined in libgcc.a, making
a jump to a strange location outside the program memory. I placed all
