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Urs Wuest <wuest@ana-ta.mtg.mt.com> wrote:
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>                  Urs Wuest   \   Mettler-Toledo AG Analytical
>     wuest@ana-ta.mtg.mt.com   \   CH-8603 Schwerzenbach, SWITZERLAND
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>
>Hi!
>Consider following code sample:
>
>#include <fstream.h>
>
>class AClass {
>public:
>	AClass();
>	~AClass();
>};
>
>AClass::AClass () {	
>   cout << "AClass::AClass" << endl;
>}
>
>AClass::~AClass()  {
>   cout << "AClass::~AClass" << endl;
>}
>
>main() {
>AClass* object = new AClass;     		// Line 1
>cout << &(*object) << endl;			// Line 2
>
>ofstream out("file");				// Line 3
>// ofstream *out = new ofstream("file");	// Line 4
>// delete out					// Line 5
>
>cout << &(*object) << endl; 			// Line 6
>delete object;					// Line 7
>cout << "Bye" << endl;
>}
>
>When I compile and run this, I get a Segmentation Fault when I try to execute
>to (7). (6) returns a null address for the object itself, where as (2) is OK.
>If I replace (3) with (4)-(5), it compiles and runs as expected.
>What's wrong? Aren't both ofstreams allocated on the free store? If not, does
>it matter?
>
>Source code compiled under Solaris x86 2.4.
>
I am having the same problem can anybody help ?
bilar@ana-ta.mtg.mt.com