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I encountered a new error/bug I have not seen before. What does this refer to or where should I take a look? Or what is the reason for such an error?
No source available for "libstdc++-6!_ZNSsC1ERKSs() at 0x6fc89524"
I suspect it popped up after this dummy data function:
template <class T>
void DummyDataStudents(Array <T> A){
for(int i=0; i<A.lenght; i++){
A.M[i].setStudent(i, i%2,"student"+i);
}
cout<<"Done Stundents"<<endl;
}
As @Nick already said, this message comes from the debugger which can’t open the source file for the constructor of std::string (uce
c++filtto decode this cryptic names).Your problem is the
A.M[i].setStudent(i, i%2,"student"+i);line, because you add i to the “student”-Pointer, making it “student” for i=0, “tudent” for i=1, “udent” for i=2, … “” for i=7 and undefined behavior for i>=8. You can convert i into a string withstd::stringstream.