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 Mar 8 2008, 11:29 PM
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i m a learner in OOP C++ programming... d problem dat i m facing is the abrupt termination of C++ when i execute a program...let me explain in detail.. wen i run a program..smtimes it runs well and fine widout any problem...but wen i exit the program the TC.exe terminates abruptly sad.gif ....(it also hapens at time wen a fatal error occurs..hwever its natural... smile.gif ) i thnk d reason behind mite be like dis : during d program execution...somehow d memory location of TC.exe mite be gettin overwritten by some or d other component of d program...however dis is my guess... lookaround.gif rolleyes1.gif smile.gif sooo...is dere neone who can help me out here ??? i want a perfect reason and a solution to that.... smile.gif |
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