app.Create () crashes program

[cristi121]

Hello!

I'm making a simple TicTacToe game, and I'm having some problems with the graphics.

I've written a class containing everything I need:

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class Game
{
    public:

            Game();

            ~Game();

           //boring stuff

    private:

            bool turn;                    // 1 for x, 0 for O

            int board[4][4];              // 1 for x, -1 for 0, 0 for avaiblable square

            sf::RenderWindow app;

};

Game::Game()
{
    //more boring stuff

    cout << "enter";   //This is printed
    app.Create(sf::VideoMode (800,600,32) , "TicTacToe");
    cout << "exit";     //This is not printed
}



The code runs fine without the RenderWindow, but when I add it the program just crashes ( "TicTacToe.exe has stopped working" ). To be more exact, first the console shows, then the window shows, then it stays like this for a few seconds and only after that it crashes.
What am I doing wrong?

Thank you.

Edit:
I forgot to mention. After I close the window, the program returns -1073741819.

[Nexus]

I don't see a mistake in your code. Reduce it to a minimal and complete example that still reproduces the problem. Like this, we can be sure that there are no side-effects resulting from your project-specific stuff.

[cristi121]

Thank for your answer.

I just managed to fix it myself, it had nothing to do with SFML.
I had an int board[4][4], and the constructor initilized board[4][4], which doesn't exist.