I'm getting the error that says 'your app just wrote
to memory location 0x0BLAH...' - basically, I didn't
allocate enough memory with my buffer.
I'm simply trying to create a list of 1 to n, where n
is a random number from 1 to 10. I can't find any
pattern in when the error occurs; it will crash on the
6th iteration when I'm trying to create 8, or on the
3rd iteration when I'm trying to create 4, etc. etc.
What am I doing wrong?
Here's the code:
static Char ** diffs (defined as static so it will
hang around long enough
for the list to use it, then freed upon FrmClose)
static void CreateDiffList() {
int d=0;
level = GetRandom(10)+1;
diffs = (Char **) MemPtrNew (level * 3 *
sizeof(Char));
for (d; d < level; d++) {
diffs[d] = (Char *) MemPtrNew(3 * sizeof(Char));
if ( d<9) {
StrCopy(diffs[d], " ");
StrIToA(SBuf2, d+1);
StrCat(diffs[d], SBuf2);
} else { StrCopy(diffs[d], "10");
} StrCopy(SBuf2, diffs[d]);
}
LstSetListChoices(GetObjectPtr(StartDifficultyList),
diffs, level);
LstSetSelection(GetObjectPtr(StartDifficultyList),
level-1);
}
Thanks
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