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Obj-C++ EXC_BAD_ACCESS errors... - maaaaark - Mar 9, 2005 03:15 PM
Could anyone enlighten me as to why I may receive EXC_BAD_ACCESS errors when trying to set member variables of C++ classes? For some reason I cannot access/set any member variables, even if its public/private/protected.
For instance, this will crash:
(in class.h):
public:
bool myBool;
(in class.cpp):
void class::doThis (void)
{
myBool = false; <-- crashes program
}
please someone enlightenme. Also maybe this could be why:
I'm compiling EVERTYHING as Objective-C++.... (but this shouldn't affect anything, as all .cpp files access some ObjC cocoa stuff in one way or another)
Obj-C++ EXC_BAD_ACCESS errors... - Malarkey - Mar 9, 2005 03:27 PM
maaaaark Wrote:Could anyone enlighten me as to why I may receive EXC_BAD_ACCESS errors when trying to set member variables of C++ classes? For some reason I cannot access/set any member variables, even if its public/private/protected.
Uh, did you instantiate the class somehow using new? I'm assuming you're using pointers here.
Obj-C++ EXC_BAD_ACCESS errors... - OneSadCookie - Mar 9, 2005 03:38 PM
you're going to need to show us the object's creation.
remember, C++ objects that are members of ObjC classes must be initialized using placement new in the ObjC class' initializer.
Obj-C++ EXC_BAD_ACCESS errors... - Duane - Mar 9, 2005 03:39 PM
Why do you use C++? Obj-C is built for classes, which is the only pro I can see to using C++ over C.
Obj-C++ EXC_BAD_ACCESS errors... - maaaaark - Mar 9, 2005 03:49 PM
Thank you for bringing that up. I was new-ing child objects, but not the main parent object. I'll blame it on the other developers at work keeping the lights off today... and... the tunnel vision
Obj-C++ EXC_BAD_ACCESS errors... - maaaaark - Mar 9, 2005 03:55 PM
Wow that is horrible grammar/spelling. It's been a long day (see above
). Why can't you edit replies... only the thread you start? Or am I missing something.
Obj-C++ EXC_BAD_ACCESS errors... - Steven - Mar 9, 2005 05:42 PM
You most certainly can edit replies - look to the bottom right of your post for the 'edit' button.
Obj-C++ EXC_BAD_ACCESS errors... - maaaaark - Mar 9, 2005 06:33 PM
Maybe it's not in the aqua theme? I'm not seeing it.
Obj-C++ EXC_BAD_ACCESS errors... - Steven - Mar 9, 2005 06:36 PM
Very strange. It only appears in the very first post. I think I remember this having to do with it only appearing on posts that have titles attached - Carlos?
Obj-C++ EXC_BAD_ACCESS errors... - OneSadCookie - Mar 9, 2005 06:52 PM
carlos fixed it, but then clearly un-fixed it again :/
Obj-C++ EXC_BAD_ACCESS errors... - iefan - Mar 9, 2005 09:38 PM
If your post does not have a title, then you cannot edit it in the aqua theme. So if you use the 'quick reply' box at the bottom you cannot edit without changing themes. I feel that the quick reply should have a default title (whatever the thread is) but that's just me.
Obj-C++ EXC_BAD_ACCESS errors... - maaaaark - Mar 10, 2005 07:26 AM
I totally agree with that. Otherwise, it leaves users like me feeling like idiots...
...or maybe that has something to do with something entirely different
Obj-C++ EXC_BAD_ACCESS errors... - francosantapy - Jul 30, 2008 08:27 AM
I am having the same problem.
I found someone saying that was an architecture problem (iPhone is not x86, I think it's ARM) and that you should use a diferent type of alignment, like #pragma options align=something...
I tryed putting the members outside and it works (or set the members to static, also works).
Some ideas?
RE: Obj-C++ EXC_BAD_ACCESS errors... - MuhQ - May 23, 2011 08:11 AM
Hi, sorry for digging up this old thread, but I have the exact same problem and maaaaark's solution didn't help (i.e. I didn't understand what to do).
In my current project I have two C++ classes, Game (which handles all the game calculations) and GameGraphics (which does all the rendering). I also have an ObjC++ class GameView (for the OpenGL view).
GameView has this code:
Code:
// GameView.h ...
@interface GameView : NSOpenGLView {
...
Game *game;
GameGraphics *graphics;
...
}
@end
// GameView.mm
- (id)init {
if((self = [super init])){
graphics = new GameGraphics();
...
}
...
}I also tried using placement new, although I'm not sure whether I did it right (it didn't help).
I've been searching the forum and Google to find a proper way to use C++ classes in ObjC++, but I haven't found anything that solves my problem.
(I guess this is in the wrong subforum, but the thread fits my problem.)
RE: Obj-C++ EXC_BAD_ACCESS errors... - OneSadCookie - May 23, 2011 08:23 AM
NSOpenGLView is not initialized by -init. I don't believe your code will be being called at all. Depending on how you have this set up, you'll either be being initialized by -initWithCoder: or by -initWithFrame:; once you figure out which, you'll know where to initialize graphics.