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From: nacho [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, November 09, 2001 11:53 AM
To: XERCES C list
Subject: problem with DOMString::transcode
Hi,
I'm having a problem while using this method in a little
example I wrote in MSVC.
I do something like:
char *s = elem.getAttribute("attr").transcode();
a = strtoul(s,NULL,10); // attr is an integer attribute
delete[] s; <-- error here
And the program exits with a Debug Assertion Exception
in dbgheap.c in _CrtIsValidHeapPointer(pUserData).
This function is called from free() which in turn is called from
delete().
The name of the function suggests that s is not a valid heap
pointer right? How can this be possible? I examined the
DOMString::transcode() code and looks right. the returned
pointer is allocated there with an ordinary new char[...] and
the responsability to delete it is, as the docs says, of the
caller.
Could this be a configuration problem? I mean, the DLL is a
Debug/Multithreaded DLL and the test program is Single-Threaded.
ANY clue??
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Saludos,
nacho mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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