[Dev-C++] slowing down program to avoid segmentation fault

[Kris N. <kri...@ag...>]

Dear all,

I'm facing a problem that I have to slow down my program to avoid a 
segmentation fault - or at least that is how I interprete my problems. I 
have a class function that sorts a matrix. When I put cin.get(); before 
this function, the function works. When I remove cin.get();, I get a 
segmentation fault. A few lines further it works without any problems in 
a for() routine.

Strange enough the cout function one line after my sort function always 
works. I get the impression, but am not a profressional programmer, that 
functions run more or less simultaneously. It looks as if cout is 
started before the sort function is finished. Has it something to do 
with threading, I heard about it, never looked at it.

Has anyone an idea what's going on, probably it's quite obvious for a 
professional? Are there good references where I can find more information?

Regards,

Kris

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