Reputation: 17
I am working on a C++ program and the issue is in the below code. (NB: code has been simplified for readability but the essence is still there). In the first part i am just creating a 2D array with a few simple conditions
rows= 5/2;
cols= 4/2;
char** array;
if(rows%2 !=0 ){
array = new char*[rows+1];
}else {
array = new char*[rows];
}
for(int k = 0; k < rows; k++)
{
if(columns%2 !=0){
array[k] = new char[cols+1];
}else{
array[k] = new char[cols];
}
}
So far so good. the code works perfectly. the next part is where the issue is,
for(int k = rows; k<5; k++){
for (int l=0; l< 2; l++){
array[k-rows][l]=Array2[k][l];
}
}
so basically this code is just retrieving a small part of a larger array (array2
) and inserting it into array
. but An error keeps coming up at array[k-rows][l]=Array2[k][l];
which says Thread 1:Exc_BAD_ACCESS(code = 1, address = 0xe)
. (i am using xcode 7.2)
Upvotes: 0
Views: 129
Reputation: 211219
With rows= 5/2
; you set rows
to 2
. Than you allocate 2 rows
array = new char*[rows];
. But you iterate from 2 to 4 for(int k = rows; k<5; k++)
and write to rows 0 to 2 array[k-rows][l]
. You never allocated row with index 2.
rows= 5/2; // now rows is 2
...
if(rows%2 !=0 ) // 2%2!=0
Try this:
rows= 5;
cols= 4;
int allocRows = ( rows%2==0 ) ? rows/2 : rows/2+1;
rows=rows/2;
int allocCols = ( cols%2==0 ) ? cols/2 : cols/2+1;
cols=cols/2;
array = new char*[allocRows];
for(int k = 0; k < allocRows; k++)
array[k] = new char[allocCols];
... or this ...
int origRows = rows;
rows= 5/2;
...
if(origRows%2 !=0 )
...
Upvotes: 2