Weird error when reading a large .txt file in c++

2018-06-15 11:11:02

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Trouble getting memory allocated for char* in c++ 1 answer

float* hu_geometry = new float(dim);
int* hu_temp = new int(dim);

those are 1-char arrays containing the value dim . At some point you're hitting a MMU boundary and crashes randomly.

You want to write:

float* hu_geometry = new float[dim];
int* hu_temp = new int[dim];

or maybe better with vectors, pre-allocated with dim elements

#include <vector>
std::vector<float> hu_geometry(dim);
std::vector<int> hu_temp(dim);

or not allocated at start:

std::vector<int> hu_temp;

and in your code:

hu_temp.push_back(stoi(line));

( hu_temp.size() gives the size and a lot of very nice features better described here)

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