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Does Dev Cpp compiler has bugs in debugger?

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dev cpp bulgarian

HI,
I am using the last version of Dev Cpp compiler right now.
When allocating memory in one of my functions, during the debugging process I get an error "An Access violation (segmentation fault)". The function calls 2 times without a problem and then gives me the error.

However, when I complile file, there's no problem - it runs completely fine and allocates all I want.
There are some problems I wanted to fix, but I cannot use the debugger because of the above.

Could this be a buggy debugger problem? ;)

Eh, this takes too much time

Thanks
 

dev-cpp and memory

Segmentation Fault:

**broken link removed**

You can blame the compiler/linker/debugger for allot of errors. But in 99.99% of the cases it's your own stupid mistake ;-) (And yes I know!)

Probably you're trying to access memory that doesn't belong to you!
Possibly you're trying to access memory already free-ed.

Pointers are powerfull but also difficult to debug ;-)
 

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