I am using dynamic_cast in my source to cast pointer as some thing like below,
Base *base = here storing the pointer;
Derived *derived = dynamic_cast
dynamic_cast
can throw if the pointer passed to it (base
) is invalid, since dynamic_cast
needs to dereference it in order to know its dynamic type.
EDIT: To be more specific. dynamic_cast
will never throw a structured exception (std::bad_cast
, for instance) when used with pointers, but it will probably throw an unstructured exception that you cannot catch when passed an invalid pointer. Using invalid pointers causes undefined behaviour, which in this case usually means access to invalid memory and a crash.
Based on the memory dump you have attached to your question, it is clear that pInfo
points to an invalid object, hence all those
messages. This means that pInfo
is an invalid pointer and this is the reason why your program crashes. You have a bug somewhere and you will have to fix it.