Hello,
I am running a C++ program under cygwin (OS is win98). In the middle of the
program I get a windows box saying (translated from Dutch): Program has
performed illegal operation and will be terminated. This stops the C++
program, though not cygwin.
The C++ program is compiled under g++ and is object oriented. Several
objects are created which contain an array of a given size (not dynamically
defined). If I reduce the standard arraysize the program does execute,
which gives me the impression that there is a problem with memory
allocation/available memory. The size of the objects should however not be
very large (maybe 10 objects of 100 doubles) and there is more than enough
memory available.
There is also an interaction with the memory for screen-display. Sometimes
it helps to use a printf, before the programline that fails, with a \n
command to keep the program running.
Can someone confirm that this is memory related, or is there another cause?
How can I solve it? I already tried to define heap_chunk_in_mb (from
suggestions in mailing list) but this did not make a difference.
Thanks,
Heino
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