Memory Allocation Question

I have a program with two data structures that I am allocating,
reallocating, and deallocating memory for.  When trying to reallocate or
deallocate, I sometimes get the CEE0810 error on the second one saying that
the starting address is not valid and that I should use the address returned
to me on a previous allocate or reallocate.  However, on debugging, I see
that the pointer referred to is still showing the correct address (the one
originally allocated).  Both data structures are being handled the same,
however the one with the error has an array in it.  I'm on V4R5.

Does anyone know if there is anything else that would cause this error or
cause the system to think the pointer had changed?

Nelson Smith
nsmith@lincare.com
ncsmith@tampabay.rr.com



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