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This sort of error is caused by code overwriting the beginning (or end) of a heap block, and corrupting the heap control structures. One way to find such a problem is to wrap each of your blocks in a "signature" (see below), and periodically check that the "signature" is valid.

Original structure:
C++
class foo
{
   int  baz;
   char bar;
};

New structure:
C++
class foo
{
   long sig1;
   int  baz;
   char bar;
   long sig2;
};

Note that you can use the constructor to initialize the signature, and the destructor to check whether the signatures have changed. Your methods can check the validity of the signatures before performing any operations. You can also modify the signatures in the destructor, in order to catch accesses to freed memory.

A library of this sort is a basic tool for any C++ programmer. If you don't have such a library in your toolbox - write one!
If you have an important point to make, don't try to be subtle or clever. Use a pile driver. Hit the point once. Then come back and hit it again. Then hit it a third time - a tremendous whack.

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