Re: wstring throws exception

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"Peter Koch Larsen" wrote:

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> "viresh" <viresh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> skrev i en meddelelse
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> > "Peter Koch Larsen" wrote:
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> >> "viresh" <viresh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> skrev i en meddelelse
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> >> > it can be large. Every once in a while when i assign the BSTR to
> >> > wstring
> >> > local variable an unhandled exception is thrown. The length of the BSTR
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> >> Looks as you have blown the heap.
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> >> /Peter
> >
> > You mean the allocation failed bcoz of insufficient memory ?
> > I checked the mem usage on m/c and there was plenty of available memory.
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> I meant you somehow destroyed your heap - read Stephens excellent
> explanation.
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> /Peter
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Thanks for all the suggestion and insights.
I applied the patches on stl as per the link provided by Carl. I am still
getting the exception. So i went ahead and looked at my code for any
mismatches for new/delete. I don't use any C mem alloc function( mine are MS
COM components)
I don't have any mismathes in my code. However there might be mismatch in
the 3rd party API' that i use( C API for JMS)
Is there a way to determine the location of these mismatches ?



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