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  I am facing problem with the Release version. Application works fine in the Debug version, but in the Release version a pointer initialized to contain the object of another class becomes allocation to different addresses, causing corruption to its values.

  My main application class is K32App
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    if(m_pSheetPrintManager)
      delete(m_pSheetPrintManager)
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   }
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     m_bHistorical = FALSE;        //BOOL
     m_bDebitDetailsSet = FALSE;  //BOOL
     m_mapRequested.RemoveAll(); // Type CMap
   }
  

  During the startup of the application, when it reaches

    if(!m_pSheetPrintManager)
      CSheetPrintManager= new CSheetPrintManager();
  

  and trying to create a m_pSheetPrintManager object, a 'this' inside the CSheetPrintManager.cpp pointer shows a valid address (0x03768ce0) at the stop just to brace {, once I more in CSheetPrintManager.Init (), not 'this' gets different location and starting point to a different address (0 x 0000000) and then passing more its starting pointing to an another rental (0x03786ce0)} ", then arriving to m_mapRequested.RemoveAll(); 'this' points to some other location. back to main application C32App.cpp file I get next to 'm_pSheetPrintManager' error CXX0030 ' expression cannot be evaluated" in the window of the car. and application continues to run. See what get when move mouse m_pSheetPrintManager (can't post the image because need 10 reputation for him :) so antisocial)Auto window studio screenshot 

  In debug mode, I get m_pSheetPrintManager pointing to the same location during all the processing of the application and members are always correctly initialized.

  But in Release mode, m_pSheetPrintManager continues to point to the different location (address in the window of Auto value). and all the class member variables CSheetPrintManager garbage (Uninitialized) values with each line of treatment within the CSheetPrintManager class.

  If I disable the optimization of the c++ in Release Mode then it works very well without any problems.

  Any help/advice/suggestion is the most popular. Thanks in advance.

  PS: This is my first question here so please excuse if you lack something to point or express properly.

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  }
  Sub FuncB()
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  do something with foo / / crash
  
  }

  In this case is because we are bad associate information of temporary pointer with foo in FuncA. Then in FuncB, clang will crash when it tries to access this pointer information.

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  2 use a temporary local variable to manipulate the structure returned and then assign its value to the overall structure:

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