[Stk] unhandled exception when using BlitSaw with std::vector

[Stephen Sinclair]

On Wed, Jun 19, 2013 at 2:36 PM, Nick Dika <nhdika at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Advance apologies for amateurish questions, I'm new to all of this :)
>
> I am attempting to use STK's BlitSaw oscillator within a Juce project. I am
> currently not using any of STK's frames functionality, I'm just filling
> Juce's own audio buffer with ticks from the BlitSaw. It's my understanding
> that using StkFrames would be redundant here, so i've just not used it.
>
> I am working with some stacked oscillators that I'm summing together, pretty
> basic stuff. Currently if I create an array of BlitSaws, that appears to
> work just fine. It would be more convenient to use a std::vector.
> Unfortunately trying to use the vector container causes unhandled exceptions
> for me. From looking back through the call stack, it looks like at some
> point STKFrames::resize() gets called then things blow up.
>
> Can anyone suggest what I might do to fix this? Must I (or should I) be
> using StkFrames somehow in this scenario? Thanks!

There is little reason why an std::vector would behave differently
than a regular C++ array.  Can you post some minimal example code that
causes the exception?  What's the exception, anyway?

Steve