sf::String leads to weird program exit, and unable to debug.

[Manux]

Hello,
In my main I use the following code:

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sf::Font f;
f.LoadFromFile("font.ttf",12);
sf::String fps_counter;
fps_counter.SetFont(f);
fps_counter.SetSize(12);

And then display is just App.Draw(fps_counter);

When I exit my program, something goes wrong and Windows cries:
"0x09839182 uses memory address 0x00000094, which cannot be read"
It's probably just a misplaced pointer... but then the window pops up several times(with different addresses), which gets annoying

I then tried to search for something wrong with gdb, and it crashed even earlier, whenever I called sf::String::SetText(), leaving an incomprehensible call stack(even with the -d libs and dlls)

Any thoughts?

[Laurent]

Hi

What compiler and OS do you use? Which version of SFML?

[VanEldo]

Hi,

I experienced the same issue today as I wanted to add a FPS display (like Fraps does it) to my programm. It also happens when I want to exit it.

Here some information:
OS: Windows XP (Media Center Edition 2005)
IDE: Microsoft Visual C++ Express 2008
Version of SFML: 1.5 (latest).

Thanks for helping in advance!
VanEldo.

[Laurent]

It also happens when I want to exit

This one is a know bug (there are tons of topics about it on the forum).