I have two c++ classes, let's call one hier and the other one cp. During startup, hier creates an instance of cp. cp reads in a text file with two columns, which are called resp_r and resp_l, and stores the contents in two arrays of the same name. For example: std::vector<int> resp_r;
For the curious reader, these columns represent whether a left or right key press has occurred within a 1 second window.
In each cell, resp_r/l then either has a 1 or 0, depending on the text file.
hier knows about the number of lines (t) in the text file, and has a for loop over t. In each loop, it "asks" cp what the content is in resp_r/l[t], by calling the public method of cp: string get_response(int t):
string resp;
while (t < max_t) {
resp = cp->get_response(t);
...
}
in cp, the get_response function is defined like so:
string CP::get_response(int t) {
if (resp_r[t] == 1) {
return "right";
} else if (resp_l[t] == 1) {
return "left";
}
return "none";
}
I have about 50 files for which this works fine, but in one of them it doesn't when the script gets close to the end of the file.
* Error in `./cp_diff_vr_x.out': free(): invalid pointer: 0x0000000000f3e920 *
I have tried to figure out what is wrong here. The error seems to occur during the return statement (return "right", to be specific), rather than during querying resp_r.
