debugging runtime error

[pauldepstein@att.net]

I am trying to debug a program with the Bloodshed dev c++ compiler.

The program tries to use a recursive function to price financial
options.

It compiles but I get a memory violation when I run it.

When I run it through the debugger, using watch variables,

ofstream tritree_basic(" tritree_basic_d ata.txt",
ios::out|ios::a pp|ios::ate); gives the response

out = Not found in current context.

I know that out refers to ios::out. But what does this mean? Does
this point the way towards finding the error?

Paul Epstein

[TB]

Re: debugging runtime error

pauldepstein@at t.net sade:[color=blue]
> I am trying to debug a program with the Bloodshed dev c++ compiler.
>
> The program tries to use a recursive function to price financial
> options.
>
> It compiles but I get a memory violation when I run it.
>
> When I run it through the debugger, using watch variables,
>
> ofstream tritree_basic(" tritree_basic_d ata.txt",
> ios::out|ios::a pp|ios::ate); gives the response
>
> out = Not found in current context.
>
> I know that out refers to ios::out. But what does this mean? Does
> this point the way towards finding the error?
>[/color]

That's just the debugger haunting you.
A memory violation usually stems from illegal pointer use.

TB