Run-Time Check Failure #2
This bug occurred during symmetric matrix compression. After checking, it was found that the array subscript had overflow.
For example: Compress symmetric matrix (matrix index 1 starts, array index 0 starts)
In the for loop input array (int i=0;i<n+1;i++) but the inner loop (int j=0;i<m;j++) corresponds to different subscripts, so the main loop variable control is required , and the output When using (int i=0;i<n;i++), the subscript does not match and overflow occurs. When the program is running, a breakpoint error will occur, and the contents of the array corresponding to the overflowed subscript will appear garbled!
Run-Time Check Failure #2:
analysis:
1, This error is generally caused by out-of-bounds access in the space allocated for variables (mostly arrays are out of bounds).
Possible situations:
- Strcpy, memcpy, strncpy, stpcpy, bcopy and other copy areas do not match in size, causing conflicts or overflow
- When using memset/ZeroMemory to initialize a data structure or an array, it is caused by the wrong size setting ( mostly this problem )
- Maybe the pointer is moving, pointing to the wrong
- It is also possible that the variable is assigned, but the variable is not found