> First, the "fix" I just send does not fix the problem... It does for me but > not for Jan. > > The crashes are totally bizarre, as far as the debugger tells the crash > occurs right in the heart of copying... That's close to impossible as Gecode > does not use char there... > Well, if someone overwrites memory somewhere else, anything can occur... > I'll have a closer look tomorrow (my problem is that I know very little > about MSVC's IDE and hoped that I could get away with that). I'll try the > voodoo you suggest. > This almighty cure is mainly for solving issues with wstringstream and std::wcin/std::wcout, but who knows, it saved me a lot of trouble already. > Maybe, you still use MSVC 2005? > I already have MSVC 2008 SP1. All Gecode scripts I'm running now use UNICODE and no crashes occur (even with my FloatVars :-)). However, one thing on my TODO list is investigating this: when I break the execution somewhere and inspect the variables (like FloatVarImp or IntVarImp), the 'home' pointer inside all variables is set to '0xBAADF00D', which is a little scary. You know, everything seems to work, but it's creepy. So far I thought that maybe I miscompiled Gecode somehow...
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