[Bf-committers] Vector issues in fluidsim?

[Stealth Apprentice]

If it's telling you it the vector access is out of
range, the simulator is corrupting the heap. You
should restore your copy of <vector>, it's telling you
useful stuff.

As a temporary fix you would be better off (and your
machine much more stable) if you find which vectors
are overflowing and temporarily increase the size of
the vector on allocation to much larger than it
currently is, and when you find out which vectors are
overflowing, I think you should report the bug, along
with a sample blend file to help the developers fix
the error.

--- Austin Benesh <bfdeveloper at gmail.com> wrote:

> Recently I was having troubles with the
> fluidsimulator. It would 
> constantly crash after 5 frames of baking. After a
> long and arduous 
> debugging session (thank heavens for Visual Studio
> Debug) I found the 
> problem was in the VC include header <vector>. The
> problem was that it 
> continually threw exceptions when a vector in elbeem
> extended beyond its 
> (msvc) range. I solved this by commenting out every 
> _SCL_SECURE_VALIDATE_RANGE() macro in <vector>;
> however, I think there 
> may be more of an underlying issue. If this is just
> my compiler, then 
> this is a viable solution. Thanks for any help.
> 
> 
>  - Austin
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