[Insight-users] Problem with Iterator debugging

[Daanen Vincent]

Hi,

I compiled Itk (v3.16) with default option in debug mode.
When I try to use it in a "big" project, I the following error:

"c:\program files\microsoft visual studio 8\vc\include\deque(94) : error
C2248: 'std::deque<_Ty>::_Myoff'ÿ: impossible to access to protected membre
declared in class 'std::deque<_Ty>'." in source file which does ot included
itk headers ...

I turn off Iterator debugging (/D _HAS_ITERATOR_DEBUGGING=0  /D
_SECURE_SCL=0) and it compiles but crashes at the very beginnig of the
sotware when using another 3rd party library.

I can't figure out why I got the compilation error only when including ITK
(if I remove its usage with #ifdef/#endif) the compilation is ok and I got
no crash when running the software.

For the moment, the solution is to compile with #define __USE_ITK__  0 in
the source file where itk is used, and then set define __USE_ITK__  1 and
recompile only this file .... But I think this will not work for a long time
and I would prefer to really fix this problem instead of using such a
solution.

Soi should I recompile itk with _HAS_ITERATOR_DEBUGGING=0 & _SECURE_SCL=0 ?
If yes, could someone tell me what I should change and where..

Thanks

 Vince
 


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