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It sounds to me that the memory that one of the pointers is stored in is being corrupt in a small, undetectable, way. Are you using %size() to determine how much memory is allocated? Are you being extra careful to never write past the end of any allocations? On Thu, 2 Jan 2003, Smith, Nelson wrote: > 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. >
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