Somewhere in my code (I cant post it because it is huge) i had this line:

...
resultglass->addref(configcollection);
...

the debugger got me these:
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(gdb) r
Starting program: /home/imoya/proyects/c++/fhbot/fhbotscheduler scheduler.config
Inicializando Scheduler...
.Configuration:
configcollection ptrvalue=134579544

Breakpoint 3, TSingleConfigFormatter::deserialize (this=0x80583d0,
stream=0x8058590 "#\n# Seccionde logs\n#\n\n@log\n\nfile=scheduler.log\nlevel=0\n\n#\n# Seccion del schedule\n#\n\n@schedule\n\nfile=events.tbl") at configuration.cpp:282
282 resultglass->addref(configcollection);
(gdb) p configcollection
$14 = (TPersistenceCollection *) 0x8058558
(gdb) s
TSerializationInfo::addref (this=0x80584d8, value=0x8058568) at persistence.cpp:63
63 fvalues.addelement(value);
(gdb)
---------------------------------------------

Notice the difference between the value of configcollection and the value passed in the function call!!!

configcollection=0x8058558

value=0x8058568

of course, it crash!!!
I'd appreciate any comments and suggestions

thanks in advance,

I guess somewhere in the addref() function, the value of configcollection is changed. What happens when you step through the addref() function? Maybe that'll help you find out where it gets changed.

this is the debug trace:

282 resultglass->addref(configcollection); // next line to execute
(gdb) p configcollection //command who prints
$14 = (TPersistenceCollection *) 0x8058558
(gdb) s
TSerializationInfo::addref (this=0x80584d8, value=0x8058568) at

notice the diference between the configcollection value printed by the debuger and the value notified by the debuger in the function call..

...they are diferent!!!... I just make a step in to the funcion!!!

Thanks any way.

Is that from within the addref() function? It looks like the same trace from the first post. Can you post the code of addref()?

here is:

void TSerializationInfo::addref(ISerializable* value)
{
fvalues.addelement(value);
ftypes.addelement((void*)_SI_REF_TYPE);
};

class TSerializationInfo{
private:
TCollection fvalues, ftypes;
public:
void addint(const int value);
void adddouble(const double value);
void addstring(const char* value);
void addref(ISerializable* value);
int getsize();
void* getvalue(const int atindex = -1);
int gettype(const int atindex);
~TSerializationInfo();
};

class TPersistenceCollection: public TCollection, public ISerializable{
public:
virtual void serialize(TSerializationInfo* glass);
virtual void deserialize(TSerializationInfo* glass);
};

I hope it help...

Now I'm really in troubles!!!... I had compile the code in VS C++ 6.0 and it runs....

Wow it's incredible but I need it running on linux...

:-(

Change the value to a constant like this.

void TSerializationInfo::addref( const ISerializable* value)
{
fvalues.addelement(value);
ftypes.addelement((void*)_SI_REF_TYPE);
};

class TSerializationInfo{
private:
TCollection fvalues, ftypes;
public:
void addint(const int value);
void adddouble(const double value);
void addstring(const char* value);
void addref( const ISerializable* value);
int getsize();
void* getvalue(const int atindex = -1);
int gettype(const int atindex);
~TSerializationInfo();
};

class TPersistenceCollection: public TCollection, public ISerializable{
public:
virtual void serialize(TSerializationInfo* glass);
virtual void deserialize(TSerializationInfo* glass);
};
};

Where the compiler complains, This will be the problem. Since value shouldn't be changed, anything that changes it will be flagged as an error.