C++: IFSTREAM causes problem

[Gaby Glockner]

Hello folks,

I'm desperate! I've written a subroutine on my Windows
XP laptop and it works separately. But once I've included
this subroutine into a bigger program it executes but then
I get some message popping up that a problem occurs although
it compiles fine.

There is a ifstream line in my main program which is absolutely
independent of the subroutine. Once I've removed this line
for the ifstream the subroutine works. But I need the ifstream
to read in a file.

Do you have another suggestions?!

Many thanks,
Gaby

 

[Victor Bazarov]

I'm desperate! I've written a subroutine on my Windows
XP laptop and it works separately. But once I've included
this subroutine into a bigger program it executes but then
I get some message popping up that a problem occurs although
it compiles fine.

There is a ifstream line in my main program which is absolutely
independent of the subroutine. Once I've removed this line
for the ifstream the subroutine works. But I need the ifstream
to read in a file.

Do you have another suggestions?!

Another suggestions would be to read the FAQ, section 5, the
question (and the answer) 5.8. Then follow its recommendations.

V

 

[Jacek Dziedzic]

Hello folks,

I'm desperate! I've written a subroutine on my Windows
XP laptop and it works separately. But once I've included
this subroutine into a bigger program it executes but then
I get some message popping up that a problem occurs although
it compiles fine.

There is a ifstream line in my main program which is absolutely
independent of the subroutine. Once I've removed this line
for the ifstream the subroutine works. But I need the ifstream
to read in a file.

Do you have another suggestions?!

Yes. Post the code.

- J.