My program is dying in-gloriously

[GreyWolf]

Hi All,
I am having a problem with my program ceasing to work properly and shutting down rather ungracefully.
The routine appears to successfully do as intended up to the point where the function 'Get_Token()' returns
operation to the calling segment. At that point I get the following Windows error-message:
***********
FB Parser.exe has stopped working

              A problem caused the program to stop working correctly.
              Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is
              available.
                                                  Close program
            *********************************************************************

The code sequence around my conception of the problem :
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*#include <fstream>

include <iostream>

include <stdio.h>

include <string>

using namespace std;

define Bad 0

define No 0

define OK 1

define Yes 1

bool Get_Token ( string, string, int );
/***********/
int main() {
bool done = No;
int h;
char ch[1], optr;
string instrg, outstrg, pin, pout;
/ ------------------------------ /
ifstream inf( "C:\Users\CF\InProgress\programming\FBTicTacToe\Trialtictac.bas" );
if ( !inf ) {
cout << "Input file could not be opened" << endl;
exit( 1 );
} // OK to use input file
ofstream outf( "C:\Users\CF\InProgress\programming\tokenized.txt",
ios::out | ios::app );
if ( !outf ) {
cout << "Output file could not be opened" << endl;
exit( 1 );
} // OK to use output file
h = 0;
do {
getline ( inf, instrg );
if ( inf.eof() ) { // reached end of file
done = true;
inf.close();
cout << "The last line of the file has been read-in" << endl;
}
.
.
.
.
/ ------------------------------/
else if (( instrg[h] == '\'' ) or // comment
( instrg[h] == '/' )) {
if ( Get_Token ( instrg, outstrg, h ) == OK ) outf << outstrg;
else goto problem;
}
.
.
.
.
return OK;
problem:
inf.close();
outf.close();
return Bad;
} / end of "main"
***********/
bool Get_Token ( string inlin, string token, int k ) {
int a = 0, b = k;
/ ----------------------------- /
try {
while (( inlin[b] != ' ' ) and ( inlin[b] != '\0' )) {
token[a] = inlin[b];
a = a + 1;
b = b + 1;
}
}
catch ( int ) {
cerr << "Procedure Get Token" << endl;
cerr << "problem: index in one of character arrays" << endl;
return Bad;
}
catch ( char ) {
cerr << "Procedure Get Token" << endl;
cerr << "problem: one of character arrays" << endl;
return Bad;
}
token[a] = '\0';
return OK;
} / end of function */
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I have done some check printing inside the function 'Get_Token()' with the expected results, right up to
the 'return OK' statement. There appears to be no response from the 'Try-Catch' sequencing, but since this
the first time I haved used this exception handling method, I am uncertain about my understanding of thee
facility. I have tried to do check-printing immediately after the return to the calling routine but got nothing.
The program died before it could print that it had returned.

I am using Windows 10 on a 64-bit architecture, version 5.11 of Dev-C++.

I simply do not understand what I have done wrong. Help from any direction will be greatly appreciated!!!!

Thanx in advance, greywolf38

[Дмитро]

У повсякденному житті 1 асоціюється з ,,так ,, і далі з ,,правда,, , ,,вірно,, та таке інше.

У C ++ функція "main" якщо вона нормально завершується, має видавати нуль.

Взагалі прийнято що функціі які видають нуль завершилися нормально, а одиниця найчастіше свідчить про помилку.

У вас define OK 1, а define Bad 0, тобто повинне бути навпаки.

Дужки начебто не симетричні .. Я ще подивлюся.

[Дмитро]

Потім.. Не сьогодні. Дві години за північ, я спати хочу.