Hi I have a strange problem with the mentioned methods and I'd like to ask if someone of you had a similar one.
During initialization of AtomicString CStringTranslator::equal(StringImpl* r, const char* s) is called. There are the following lines inside of this method : int length = r->length(); const UChar* d = r->characters(); It looks simple but the problem is that length() doesn't return a m_length but a m_data value which is a pointer to characters and characters() returns something bad and that's why d is a BadPtr. Because length is non zero value rest of code is executed and I have an exception here: if (d[i] != c) It is really strange because according to code everything should be OK. I've also debugged this fragment and what I've seen is also strange becuase values of m_length and m_data are correct. Maybe it will be simpler if I try give you an example what exactly happens: Information from debugger: r address(for example) 0x2cab40 m_length address(for example) 0x2cab44 value 0x0c m_data address(for example) 0x2cab48 value "abort" values after call int length = r->length(); const UChar* d = r->characters(); are: length = 0x2cab48 - value of m_data !? d = <BadPtr> I suppose that I built something in wrong way (under WinCE) but I have really no idea where I should start an investigation. If someone of you have any ideas please let me know. BR, Seweryn
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