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Getting error “Run-Time Check Failure #2 - Stack around the variable 'midtermgrade' was corrupted.”


The Definitive C++ Book Guide and ListRun-Time Check Failure #2 - Stack around the variable 'ap' was corruptedRun-Time Check Failure #2 - Stack around the variable 'my2DArray' was corruptedRun-Time Check Failure #2 - Stack around the variable 'gpa' was corruptedRun-Time Check Failure #2 - Stack around the variable 'foo' was corruptedRun-Time Check Failure #2 - Stack around the variable 'normalIndex' was corruptedRun-Time Check Failure #2 - Stack around the variable 'l1' was corruptedERROR: run-time check failure #2 - stack around the variable was corruptedRun-time check: stack around variable was corruptedRun-Time Check Failure #2 - Stack around the variable 'k' was corruptedRun-Time Check Failure #2 - Stack around the variable “regObj” was corrupted













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Currently trying to run the program I've written and getting the error "Run-Time Check Failure #2 - Stack around the variable 'midtermgrade' was corrupted."



I have no idea what to do to fix it, very new to programming and got thrown into a C++ course that I certainly did not have the background for.



Using Visual Studio 2017.



Code is supplied below.



#include <iomanip>
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

double mean(int v[], int size);
// PRE: size of array > 0
// POST: return average of values in array

double stddev(int v[], int size, double m);
// PRE: size of array > 0, 0 <= m <= 100
// POST: return standard deviation of values in array with mean m

char letter(int score, double m, double s);
// PRE: 0 <= score, m, s <= 100
// POST: return letter grade for score with mean m and standard deviation s

string code(string id, string lastname, string firstname);
// PRE: id is seven digit identification
// POST: return code of first letter of last name, first letter of first name, last two digits of id


int main()

ifstream fin;
ofstream fout;
fin.open("grades.txt");
fout.open("grades.txt");
const int CAPACITY = 25; // capacity of the array
string codes[CAPACITY]; // array of id codes
int midterms[CAPACITY]; // array of midterm grades
int finals[CAPACITY]; // array of final grades
string id; // 6-digit id code
string lastname;
string firstname; // Student's year of school
int midterm;
int final;
string idcode;
double finalmean; // Average grade on the final
double finalstddev; // Standard deviation among final grades
double midtermmean; // Average grade on the midterm
double midtermstddev; // Standarn deviation among midterm grades
char finalgrade[CAPACITY]; // An array of the letter grades for the final
char midtermgrade[CAPACITY]; // An array of the letter grades for the midterm
int ct = 0;
while (ct < CAPACITY && fin >> id >> lastname >> firstname >> midterm >> final)

midterms[ct] = midterm;
finals[ct] = final;
idcode = code(id, lastname, firstname);
codes[ct] = idcode;

++ct;

finalmean = mean(finals, CAPACITY);
midtermmean = mean(midterms, CAPACITY);
finalstddev = stddev(finals, CAPACITY, finalmean);
midtermstddev = stddev(midterms, CAPACITY, midtermmean);
for (int i = 0; i <= CAPACITY; i++)

finalgrade[i - 1] = letter(finals[i - 1], finalmean, finalstddev);
midtermgrade[i - 1] = letter(midterms[i - 1], midtermmean, midtermstddev);

fout << "Grade Calculations" << endl << "By ----" << endl;
for (int i = 1; i <= CAPACITY; i++)

fout << setprecision(1);
fout << setw(15) << codes[i - 1] << setw(15) << midterms[i - 1]
<< midtermgrade[i - 1] << setw(15) << finals[i - 1]
<< finalgrade[i - 1] << endl;

fout << endl << endl;
fout << "The class mean for the midterm exam was a " << midtermmean << endl;
fout << "The standard deviation amongst the midterm exams was +/- " << midtermstddev << endl;
fout << endl << endl;
fout << "The class mean for the final exam was a " << finalmean << endl;
fout << "The standard deviation amongst the final exams was +/- " << finalstddev << endl;
fin.close();
fout.close();
return 0;




string code(string id, string lastname, string firstname)
// PRE: id is seven digit identification
// POST: return code of first letter of last name, first letter of first name, last two digits of id

char firstletterfirst = firstname[0];
char firstletterlast = lastname[0];
char fifthdigitid = id[4];
char sixthdigitid = id[5];
string idcode = firstletterfirst, firstletterlast, fifthdigitid, sixthdigitid ;
return idcode;


double mean(int v[], int size)
// PRE: size of array > 0
// POST: return average of values in array

int sum = 0;
for (int i = 1; i <= size; i++)

sum = sum + v[i - 1];

double mean = sum / size;
return mean;


double stddev(int v[], int size, double m)

double sumofsquares = 0;
double spread[25];
double var;
double stddev;
for (int i = 1; i < size; i++)

spread[i - 1] = (v[i - 1] - m)*(v[i - 1] - m);
sumofsquares = sumofsquares + spread[i - 1];

var = sumofsquares / 25;
stddev = sqrt(var);
return stddev;


char letter(int score, double m, double s)
// PRE: 0 <= score, m, s <= 100
// POST: return letter grade for score with mean m and standard deviation s

char grade;
if (score < (m - (1.5 * s)))
grade = 'E';
else if (score >= (m - (1.5 * s)) && score < (m - (0.5*s)))
grade = 'D';
else if (score >= (m - s) && score < m)
grade = 'C';
else if (score >= (m+(0.5*s)) && score < (m + 1.5*s))
grade = 'B';
else
grade = 'A';
return grade;










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  • 3





    The debugger is trying to tell you that you likely have stepped out of bounds in one of your arrays.

    – drescherjm
    Mar 21 at 20:36







  • 6





    for (int i = 1; i <= CAPACITY; i++) all of these are wrong. Valid indices are 0 .. CAPACITY -1. Should be for (int i = 0; i < CAPACITY; i++)

    – drescherjm
    Mar 21 at 20:38







  • 2





    That initial loop where you read input, it looks like you should spend more time learning classes and structures. As well as the standard C++ containers (most specifically std::vector). I recommend you get a couple of good books to read along your course.

    – Some programmer dude
    Mar 21 at 20:40












  • In the IDE, one way to find things like this is to step through your code and look for the point where a stack variable becomes corrupted. Or set a watch on the variable.

    – Dave S
    Mar 21 at 20:40






  • 1





    Ditch all those C-style arrays. Use std::array or std::vector instead.

    – Jesper Juhl
    Mar 21 at 20:46















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Currently trying to run the program I've written and getting the error "Run-Time Check Failure #2 - Stack around the variable 'midtermgrade' was corrupted."



I have no idea what to do to fix it, very new to programming and got thrown into a C++ course that I certainly did not have the background for.



Using Visual Studio 2017.



Code is supplied below.



#include <iomanip>
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

double mean(int v[], int size);
// PRE: size of array > 0
// POST: return average of values in array

double stddev(int v[], int size, double m);
// PRE: size of array > 0, 0 <= m <= 100
// POST: return standard deviation of values in array with mean m

char letter(int score, double m, double s);
// PRE: 0 <= score, m, s <= 100
// POST: return letter grade for score with mean m and standard deviation s

string code(string id, string lastname, string firstname);
// PRE: id is seven digit identification
// POST: return code of first letter of last name, first letter of first name, last two digits of id


int main()

ifstream fin;
ofstream fout;
fin.open("grades.txt");
fout.open("grades.txt");
const int CAPACITY = 25; // capacity of the array
string codes[CAPACITY]; // array of id codes
int midterms[CAPACITY]; // array of midterm grades
int finals[CAPACITY]; // array of final grades
string id; // 6-digit id code
string lastname;
string firstname; // Student's year of school
int midterm;
int final;
string idcode;
double finalmean; // Average grade on the final
double finalstddev; // Standard deviation among final grades
double midtermmean; // Average grade on the midterm
double midtermstddev; // Standarn deviation among midterm grades
char finalgrade[CAPACITY]; // An array of the letter grades for the final
char midtermgrade[CAPACITY]; // An array of the letter grades for the midterm
int ct = 0;
while (ct < CAPACITY && fin >> id >> lastname >> firstname >> midterm >> final)

midterms[ct] = midterm;
finals[ct] = final;
idcode = code(id, lastname, firstname);
codes[ct] = idcode;

++ct;

finalmean = mean(finals, CAPACITY);
midtermmean = mean(midterms, CAPACITY);
finalstddev = stddev(finals, CAPACITY, finalmean);
midtermstddev = stddev(midterms, CAPACITY, midtermmean);
for (int i = 0; i <= CAPACITY; i++)

finalgrade[i - 1] = letter(finals[i - 1], finalmean, finalstddev);
midtermgrade[i - 1] = letter(midterms[i - 1], midtermmean, midtermstddev);

fout << "Grade Calculations" << endl << "By ----" << endl;
for (int i = 1; i <= CAPACITY; i++)

fout << setprecision(1);
fout << setw(15) << codes[i - 1] << setw(15) << midterms[i - 1]
<< midtermgrade[i - 1] << setw(15) << finals[i - 1]
<< finalgrade[i - 1] << endl;

fout << endl << endl;
fout << "The class mean for the midterm exam was a " << midtermmean << endl;
fout << "The standard deviation amongst the midterm exams was +/- " << midtermstddev << endl;
fout << endl << endl;
fout << "The class mean for the final exam was a " << finalmean << endl;
fout << "The standard deviation amongst the final exams was +/- " << finalstddev << endl;
fin.close();
fout.close();
return 0;




string code(string id, string lastname, string firstname)
// PRE: id is seven digit identification
// POST: return code of first letter of last name, first letter of first name, last two digits of id

char firstletterfirst = firstname[0];
char firstletterlast = lastname[0];
char fifthdigitid = id[4];
char sixthdigitid = id[5];
string idcode = firstletterfirst, firstletterlast, fifthdigitid, sixthdigitid ;
return idcode;


double mean(int v[], int size)
// PRE: size of array > 0
// POST: return average of values in array

int sum = 0;
for (int i = 1; i <= size; i++)

sum = sum + v[i - 1];

double mean = sum / size;
return mean;


double stddev(int v[], int size, double m)

double sumofsquares = 0;
double spread[25];
double var;
double stddev;
for (int i = 1; i < size; i++)

spread[i - 1] = (v[i - 1] - m)*(v[i - 1] - m);
sumofsquares = sumofsquares + spread[i - 1];

var = sumofsquares / 25;
stddev = sqrt(var);
return stddev;


char letter(int score, double m, double s)
// PRE: 0 <= score, m, s <= 100
// POST: return letter grade for score with mean m and standard deviation s

char grade;
if (score < (m - (1.5 * s)))
grade = 'E';
else if (score >= (m - (1.5 * s)) && score < (m - (0.5*s)))
grade = 'D';
else if (score >= (m - s) && score < m)
grade = 'C';
else if (score >= (m+(0.5*s)) && score < (m + 1.5*s))
grade = 'B';
else
grade = 'A';
return grade;










share|improve this question



















  • 3





    The debugger is trying to tell you that you likely have stepped out of bounds in one of your arrays.

    – drescherjm
    Mar 21 at 20:36







  • 6





    for (int i = 1; i <= CAPACITY; i++) all of these are wrong. Valid indices are 0 .. CAPACITY -1. Should be for (int i = 0; i < CAPACITY; i++)

    – drescherjm
    Mar 21 at 20:38







  • 2





    That initial loop where you read input, it looks like you should spend more time learning classes and structures. As well as the standard C++ containers (most specifically std::vector). I recommend you get a couple of good books to read along your course.

    – Some programmer dude
    Mar 21 at 20:40












  • In the IDE, one way to find things like this is to step through your code and look for the point where a stack variable becomes corrupted. Or set a watch on the variable.

    – Dave S
    Mar 21 at 20:40






  • 1





    Ditch all those C-style arrays. Use std::array or std::vector instead.

    – Jesper Juhl
    Mar 21 at 20:46













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Currently trying to run the program I've written and getting the error "Run-Time Check Failure #2 - Stack around the variable 'midtermgrade' was corrupted."



I have no idea what to do to fix it, very new to programming and got thrown into a C++ course that I certainly did not have the background for.



Using Visual Studio 2017.



Code is supplied below.



#include <iomanip>
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

double mean(int v[], int size);
// PRE: size of array > 0
// POST: return average of values in array

double stddev(int v[], int size, double m);
// PRE: size of array > 0, 0 <= m <= 100
// POST: return standard deviation of values in array with mean m

char letter(int score, double m, double s);
// PRE: 0 <= score, m, s <= 100
// POST: return letter grade for score with mean m and standard deviation s

string code(string id, string lastname, string firstname);
// PRE: id is seven digit identification
// POST: return code of first letter of last name, first letter of first name, last two digits of id


int main()

ifstream fin;
ofstream fout;
fin.open("grades.txt");
fout.open("grades.txt");
const int CAPACITY = 25; // capacity of the array
string codes[CAPACITY]; // array of id codes
int midterms[CAPACITY]; // array of midterm grades
int finals[CAPACITY]; // array of final grades
string id; // 6-digit id code
string lastname;
string firstname; // Student's year of school
int midterm;
int final;
string idcode;
double finalmean; // Average grade on the final
double finalstddev; // Standard deviation among final grades
double midtermmean; // Average grade on the midterm
double midtermstddev; // Standarn deviation among midterm grades
char finalgrade[CAPACITY]; // An array of the letter grades for the final
char midtermgrade[CAPACITY]; // An array of the letter grades for the midterm
int ct = 0;
while (ct < CAPACITY && fin >> id >> lastname >> firstname >> midterm >> final)

midterms[ct] = midterm;
finals[ct] = final;
idcode = code(id, lastname, firstname);
codes[ct] = idcode;

++ct;

finalmean = mean(finals, CAPACITY);
midtermmean = mean(midterms, CAPACITY);
finalstddev = stddev(finals, CAPACITY, finalmean);
midtermstddev = stddev(midterms, CAPACITY, midtermmean);
for (int i = 0; i <= CAPACITY; i++)

finalgrade[i - 1] = letter(finals[i - 1], finalmean, finalstddev);
midtermgrade[i - 1] = letter(midterms[i - 1], midtermmean, midtermstddev);

fout << "Grade Calculations" << endl << "By ----" << endl;
for (int i = 1; i <= CAPACITY; i++)

fout << setprecision(1);
fout << setw(15) << codes[i - 1] << setw(15) << midterms[i - 1]
<< midtermgrade[i - 1] << setw(15) << finals[i - 1]
<< finalgrade[i - 1] << endl;

fout << endl << endl;
fout << "The class mean for the midterm exam was a " << midtermmean << endl;
fout << "The standard deviation amongst the midterm exams was +/- " << midtermstddev << endl;
fout << endl << endl;
fout << "The class mean for the final exam was a " << finalmean << endl;
fout << "The standard deviation amongst the final exams was +/- " << finalstddev << endl;
fin.close();
fout.close();
return 0;




string code(string id, string lastname, string firstname)
// PRE: id is seven digit identification
// POST: return code of first letter of last name, first letter of first name, last two digits of id

char firstletterfirst = firstname[0];
char firstletterlast = lastname[0];
char fifthdigitid = id[4];
char sixthdigitid = id[5];
string idcode = firstletterfirst, firstletterlast, fifthdigitid, sixthdigitid ;
return idcode;


double mean(int v[], int size)
// PRE: size of array > 0
// POST: return average of values in array

int sum = 0;
for (int i = 1; i <= size; i++)

sum = sum + v[i - 1];

double mean = sum / size;
return mean;


double stddev(int v[], int size, double m)

double sumofsquares = 0;
double spread[25];
double var;
double stddev;
for (int i = 1; i < size; i++)

spread[i - 1] = (v[i - 1] - m)*(v[i - 1] - m);
sumofsquares = sumofsquares + spread[i - 1];

var = sumofsquares / 25;
stddev = sqrt(var);
return stddev;


char letter(int score, double m, double s)
// PRE: 0 <= score, m, s <= 100
// POST: return letter grade for score with mean m and standard deviation s

char grade;
if (score < (m - (1.5 * s)))
grade = 'E';
else if (score >= (m - (1.5 * s)) && score < (m - (0.5*s)))
grade = 'D';
else if (score >= (m - s) && score < m)
grade = 'C';
else if (score >= (m+(0.5*s)) && score < (m + 1.5*s))
grade = 'B';
else
grade = 'A';
return grade;










share|improve this question
















Currently trying to run the program I've written and getting the error "Run-Time Check Failure #2 - Stack around the variable 'midtermgrade' was corrupted."



I have no idea what to do to fix it, very new to programming and got thrown into a C++ course that I certainly did not have the background for.



Using Visual Studio 2017.



Code is supplied below.



#include <iomanip>
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

double mean(int v[], int size);
// PRE: size of array > 0
// POST: return average of values in array

double stddev(int v[], int size, double m);
// PRE: size of array > 0, 0 <= m <= 100
// POST: return standard deviation of values in array with mean m

char letter(int score, double m, double s);
// PRE: 0 <= score, m, s <= 100
// POST: return letter grade for score with mean m and standard deviation s

string code(string id, string lastname, string firstname);
// PRE: id is seven digit identification
// POST: return code of first letter of last name, first letter of first name, last two digits of id


int main()

ifstream fin;
ofstream fout;
fin.open("grades.txt");
fout.open("grades.txt");
const int CAPACITY = 25; // capacity of the array
string codes[CAPACITY]; // array of id codes
int midterms[CAPACITY]; // array of midterm grades
int finals[CAPACITY]; // array of final grades
string id; // 6-digit id code
string lastname;
string firstname; // Student's year of school
int midterm;
int final;
string idcode;
double finalmean; // Average grade on the final
double finalstddev; // Standard deviation among final grades
double midtermmean; // Average grade on the midterm
double midtermstddev; // Standarn deviation among midterm grades
char finalgrade[CAPACITY]; // An array of the letter grades for the final
char midtermgrade[CAPACITY]; // An array of the letter grades for the midterm
int ct = 0;
while (ct < CAPACITY && fin >> id >> lastname >> firstname >> midterm >> final)

midterms[ct] = midterm;
finals[ct] = final;
idcode = code(id, lastname, firstname);
codes[ct] = idcode;

++ct;

finalmean = mean(finals, CAPACITY);
midtermmean = mean(midterms, CAPACITY);
finalstddev = stddev(finals, CAPACITY, finalmean);
midtermstddev = stddev(midterms, CAPACITY, midtermmean);
for (int i = 0; i <= CAPACITY; i++)

finalgrade[i - 1] = letter(finals[i - 1], finalmean, finalstddev);
midtermgrade[i - 1] = letter(midterms[i - 1], midtermmean, midtermstddev);

fout << "Grade Calculations" << endl << "By ----" << endl;
for (int i = 1; i <= CAPACITY; i++)

fout << setprecision(1);
fout << setw(15) << codes[i - 1] << setw(15) << midterms[i - 1]
<< midtermgrade[i - 1] << setw(15) << finals[i - 1]
<< finalgrade[i - 1] << endl;

fout << endl << endl;
fout << "The class mean for the midterm exam was a " << midtermmean << endl;
fout << "The standard deviation amongst the midterm exams was +/- " << midtermstddev << endl;
fout << endl << endl;
fout << "The class mean for the final exam was a " << finalmean << endl;
fout << "The standard deviation amongst the final exams was +/- " << finalstddev << endl;
fin.close();
fout.close();
return 0;




string code(string id, string lastname, string firstname)
// PRE: id is seven digit identification
// POST: return code of first letter of last name, first letter of first name, last two digits of id

char firstletterfirst = firstname[0];
char firstletterlast = lastname[0];
char fifthdigitid = id[4];
char sixthdigitid = id[5];
string idcode = firstletterfirst, firstletterlast, fifthdigitid, sixthdigitid ;
return idcode;


double mean(int v[], int size)
// PRE: size of array > 0
// POST: return average of values in array

int sum = 0;
for (int i = 1; i <= size; i++)

sum = sum + v[i - 1];

double mean = sum / size;
return mean;


double stddev(int v[], int size, double m)

double sumofsquares = 0;
double spread[25];
double var;
double stddev;
for (int i = 1; i < size; i++)

spread[i - 1] = (v[i - 1] - m)*(v[i - 1] - m);
sumofsquares = sumofsquares + spread[i - 1];

var = sumofsquares / 25;
stddev = sqrt(var);
return stddev;


char letter(int score, double m, double s)
// PRE: 0 <= score, m, s <= 100
// POST: return letter grade for score with mean m and standard deviation s

char grade;
if (score < (m - (1.5 * s)))
grade = 'E';
else if (score >= (m - (1.5 * s)) && score < (m - (0.5*s)))
grade = 'D';
else if (score >= (m - s) && score < m)
grade = 'C';
else if (score >= (m+(0.5*s)) && score < (m + 1.5*s))
grade = 'B';
else
grade = 'A';
return grade;







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  • 3





    The debugger is trying to tell you that you likely have stepped out of bounds in one of your arrays.

    – drescherjm
    Mar 21 at 20:36







  • 6





    for (int i = 1; i <= CAPACITY; i++) all of these are wrong. Valid indices are 0 .. CAPACITY -1. Should be for (int i = 0; i < CAPACITY; i++)

    – drescherjm
    Mar 21 at 20:38







  • 2





    That initial loop where you read input, it looks like you should spend more time learning classes and structures. As well as the standard C++ containers (most specifically std::vector). I recommend you get a couple of good books to read along your course.

    – Some programmer dude
    Mar 21 at 20:40












  • In the IDE, one way to find things like this is to step through your code and look for the point where a stack variable becomes corrupted. Or set a watch on the variable.

    – Dave S
    Mar 21 at 20:40






  • 1





    Ditch all those C-style arrays. Use std::array or std::vector instead.

    – Jesper Juhl
    Mar 21 at 20:46












  • 3





    The debugger is trying to tell you that you likely have stepped out of bounds in one of your arrays.

    – drescherjm
    Mar 21 at 20:36







  • 6





    for (int i = 1; i <= CAPACITY; i++) all of these are wrong. Valid indices are 0 .. CAPACITY -1. Should be for (int i = 0; i < CAPACITY; i++)

    – drescherjm
    Mar 21 at 20:38







  • 2





    That initial loop where you read input, it looks like you should spend more time learning classes and structures. As well as the standard C++ containers (most specifically std::vector). I recommend you get a couple of good books to read along your course.

    – Some programmer dude
    Mar 21 at 20:40












  • In the IDE, one way to find things like this is to step through your code and look for the point where a stack variable becomes corrupted. Or set a watch on the variable.

    – Dave S
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    Ditch all those C-style arrays. Use std::array or std::vector instead.

    – Jesper Juhl
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The debugger is trying to tell you that you likely have stepped out of bounds in one of your arrays.

– drescherjm
Mar 21 at 20:36






The debugger is trying to tell you that you likely have stepped out of bounds in one of your arrays.

– drescherjm
Mar 21 at 20:36





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for (int i = 1; i <= CAPACITY; i++) all of these are wrong. Valid indices are 0 .. CAPACITY -1. Should be for (int i = 0; i < CAPACITY; i++)

– drescherjm
Mar 21 at 20:38






for (int i = 1; i <= CAPACITY; i++) all of these are wrong. Valid indices are 0 .. CAPACITY -1. Should be for (int i = 0; i < CAPACITY; i++)

– drescherjm
Mar 21 at 20:38





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That initial loop where you read input, it looks like you should spend more time learning classes and structures. As well as the standard C++ containers (most specifically std::vector). I recommend you get a couple of good books to read along your course.

– Some programmer dude
Mar 21 at 20:40






That initial loop where you read input, it looks like you should spend more time learning classes and structures. As well as the standard C++ containers (most specifically std::vector). I recommend you get a couple of good books to read along your course.

– Some programmer dude
Mar 21 at 20:40














In the IDE, one way to find things like this is to step through your code and look for the point where a stack variable becomes corrupted. Or set a watch on the variable.

– Dave S
Mar 21 at 20:40





In the IDE, one way to find things like this is to step through your code and look for the point where a stack variable becomes corrupted. Or set a watch on the variable.

– Dave S
Mar 21 at 20:40




1




1





Ditch all those C-style arrays. Use std::array or std::vector instead.

– Jesper Juhl
Mar 21 at 20:46





Ditch all those C-style arrays. Use std::array or std::vector instead.

– Jesper Juhl
Mar 21 at 20:46












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