I tried something simple which the debugger keeps choking on that is like this.
Start a new empty C++ project.
char MyArray[3][3];
void main(void)
{
MyArray[2][0] = 'C';
MyArray[0][1] = 'A';
}
Compile this, then put a break point on the MyArray[0][1] assignment line
In the dugger, try and look at the value of MyArray[2][0] in the debugger. It tells you that the indexes are out of bounds, even though it just assigned them a value. Is this a bug or do I need to change the configuration of something?
-- DeepT
Start a new empty C++ project.
char MyArray[3][3];
void main(void)
{
MyArray[2][0] = 'C';
MyArray[0][1] = 'A';
}
Compile this, then put a break point on the MyArray[0][1] assignment line
In the dugger, try and look at the value of MyArray[2][0] in the debugger. It tells you that the indexes are out of bounds, even though it just assigned them a value. Is this a bug or do I need to change the configuration of something?
-- DeepT