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QuestionWhy does malloc( ) fail in one .cpp file but not another? Pin
dabs19-Dec-05 0:47
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I have the strangest problem. A project I'm working on contains several classes. Some of the classes were previously a part of a library that I was linking with, but to make it easier to debug I moved the code to the project. The strange thing is that every time I call new (or call a function that calls new) inside these classes, new fails to allocate memory. However, other classes in the same project have no problem calling new. When stepping into the code, the culprit is the line where new calls malloc( ), since malloc( ) returns NULL. Has anyone experienced a similar problem?

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Daníel
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