I’m new with boost. I have a program which uses dynamic_bitset inside a lambda function. After I try to run the program, I get this message. This message appears even without the function that initializes the bitset and the functions that handle it.
Does anybody know what this message means and what might be the problem?
The message:
/usr/include/boost/dynamic_bitset/dynamic_bitset.hpp:616:
boost::dynamic_bitset<Block, Allocator>::~dynamic_bitset() [with Block = long unsigned int, Allocator = std::allocator<long unsigned int>]: Assertion'm_check_invariants()'failed.
Aborted
well the code is something like this
main call to this function :
int Molecule::initSimilarity(int depth){
cout << "_size is: " << _size << "\t depth is: " << depth << endl; //TODO delete
AtomSet viewing(_size);
int m = 0;
{
// break into initial groups by symbol and valancy
for(int i=0 ; i<_size ; i++)
{
if(viewing[i]) continue;
AtomSet mask = getSetMask( //AtomSet is typedef for dynamic_bitset
[&](const Atom& b)->bool
{
return (!viewing[b._index] && b._valence == _atoms[i]->_valence && strcmp(b._symbol, _atoms[i]->_symbol) == 0);
},
[&](Atom &b)
{
b._class = m; //set the equivalence class of atom 'b' to 'm'
}
);
m++;
viewing |= mask; //viewing now contains a set of atoms and for each atom it's equivalence class
}
cout << "number of equivalence class: " << m << endl; //TODO DELETE!
}
for (int j = 0; j < depth ; j++){
AtomSet viewed(_size);
int before = m;
// iteratively refine the breakdown into groups
for (int i = 0 ; i < _size ; i++) //for any atom A
{
if (viewed[i]) continue;
viewed.flip(i);
AtomSet mask = getSetMask(//put all atoms which are equivalnt but not similar to A in
//their own equivalence class
[&](const Atom& b)->bool
{
if (viewed[b._index])
return false; //if b is in viewed return false;
if (_atoms[i]->_class == b._class) //if in the same class add b to viewed
{
viewed.flip(b._index);
bool similar = !isSimilar(*_atoms[i],b);
return similar;
}
return false;
},
[&m](Atom& b)
{
b._class = m;
}
);
if (!mask.none()) m++;
}
if (before == m){
std::cout << "Finished early after just " << j << " iterations" << std::endl;
return m;
}
}
return m;
}
the signature of getSetMask is:
AtomSet getSetMask(std::function property, std::function action);
and the weirdest thing that even when i remove all the content of that function it still give me the error message
Probably the
dynamic_bitsetvariable that you are referencing in the lambda has gone out of scope and has already been destroyed, or something similar. (Without the source code it’s difficult to be more specific)