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c++ - A DMC bug causing "abnormal program termination"? - test.cpp
Compiled with: sc -Ae test.cpp -I d:\dm\stlport\stlport stlport_dm_static.lib it will report "abnormal program termination" when run. It compiles, run well, and report: Exception caught: Boom 3 4 6 under MSVC 6, GCC 2.95.3, and GCC 3.3.1. Sorry I cannot reduce it to a smaller test case. The problem will not show up if I simply replace my fc_queue with the standard std::queue. According to what the debugging procedure (in MSVC 6) showed, DMC failed to catch the runtime_error thrown by f.push(5); I am using v838, and I also tested with v836, with the same results. Best regards, Wu Yongwei Jan 14 2004
Ah, I found it out myself. It seems to be caused by an old placement operator new bug: when construct(void*, const _Tp&) fails by an exception, the code generated will (erroneously) call operator delete, which caused the abortion. Best regards, Wu Yongwei In article <bu5848$m4g$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Wu Yongwei says...Compiled with: sc -Ae test.cpp -I d:\dm\stlport\stlport stlport_dm_static.lib it will report "abnormal program termination" when run Jan 14 2004
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