class Some
{
int[] i; // need be array
}
void main()
{
Some e;
e=some(e); // crash
}
Some@ some(Some@ e)
{
return e;
}
Crash on class copy, 2.16.0
April 06, 2009 03:37 AM
Application crash.
2.16.0, WinXP x86.
Reproduce:
April 06, 2009 08:10 AM
Thanks for the report.
To fix this, just add a check in the asCArrayObject::operator= method to return without doing anything if the other argument is the same as this object.
Regards,
Andreas
To fix this, just add a check in the asCArrayObject::operator= method to return without doing anything if the other argument is the same as this object.
asCArrayObject &asCArrayObject::operator=(asCArrayObject &other){ if( &other != this ) { if( buffer ) { DeleteBuffer(buffer); buffer = 0; } // Copy all elements from the other array CreateBuffer(&buffer, other.buffer->numElements); CopyBuffer(buffer, other.buffer); } return *this;}Regards,
Andreas
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April 06, 2009 05:09 PM
I've checked in the fix now.
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