The answer on Appajee's message.
I have compiled 'driver' with MSVS.NET2005 and memory allocation problem
has occurred. But It take place in debug mode (when I press 'F5'). If I
compile program and execute it by running .exe file or pressing
'CTRL+F5', 'driver' and my own program execute without errors. In
'driver' project properties C/C++ -> Code Generation -> Basic Runtime
Checks has been set to 'default', in my project to 'Both (/RTC1, equiv.
to /RTCsu)'. My program run without errors (in non-debug mode, of cause)
when I changed my properties like 'driver'.
If I comment all except the QualifierStruct's initialization and ARFree,
I get the same error. It's all the same.
I will use my own free function or use both functions in the following
way for example:
#ifndef FREE_AR
free(qualifier.u.andor.operandLeft->u.relOp);
free(qualifier.u.andor.operandRight->u.relOp);
free(qualifier.u.andor.operandLeft);
free(qualifier.u.andor.operandRight);
#else
FreeARQualifierStruct(&qualifier, FALSE);
#endif
Answer to Dan.
I don't want to use new/delete because program will be less
cross-platform. And I don't know where I can know how to define
'structure byte alignment' from?
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