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[2023-07-23 22:47:07]
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WarriorTrader - Posts: 245
Hello,

I have been getting intermittent CPU exception errors on a few studies after upgrading and suscept it is the dynamic arrays I am using. Should I be using sc.AllocateMemory() function?





std::map<int, int> * LabelMemory = (std::map<int, int> *)sc.GetPersistentInt(1);


  if (LabelMemory == NULL) {

    LabelMemory = (std::map<int, int> *) new std::map<int, int>;

  if (LabelMemory != NULL)

    sc.SetPersistentInt(1,(int)LabelMemory);
  else
    return;
  }


//-----------------------------------------------------------------

  struct p_VolumeSlice {
    
    int SliceAsk; //PriorLowAsk
    int SliceBid;
    int SlicePrice;
    
    int LimitOrderBid; //PriorPullBid
    int LimitOrderAsk;
    
    int MarketOrderBid; //PriorInitBid
    int MarketOrderAsk;
    
    int ResponsiveAll; //ResponsiveAll
    
      
  };


p_VolumeSlice * VolumeSlice = (p_VolumeSlice *)sc.GetPersistentInt(62);



  if ((VolumeSlice == NULL) && (ChartReversalNum !=0)) {

    VolumeSlice = (p_VolumeSlice *) new p_VolumeSlice[ChartReversalNum];

    if (VolumeSlice != NULL)

      sc.SetPersistentInt(62,(int)VolumeSlice);
    else
      return;
  }  


I also replaced delete [] LabelMemory; with sc.FreeMemory(LabelMemory);

Using SC Version 2525 Revision 26745.

I initially upgraded to 2512 and got the problem so I upgraded again to 2525.

--WT
Date Time Of Last Edit: 2023-07-23 23:24:07