Hi. I had similar problems. Unfortunately, I can't remember right now what the particular situation was. I wrote the code in different ways (because of the invalidation process), but still my program crashed. Then I tried running the same code on GCC (in a debian machine). For my surprise, the problem no longer happened. Leandro Melo On 1/29/07, Doug Gregor <dgregor@cs.indiana.edu> wrote:
On Jan 29, 2007, at 2:38 PM, Adrian Boeing wrote:
Hi Jens,
Unfortunately it's all part of a larger program so I can't easily provide a small example.
Yes, I am using the vecS storage: typedef boost::adjacency_list<boost::vecS,boost::vecS,boost::bidirectionalS,bo ost::property<vertex_prop_t, T>,boost::property<edge_prop_t, U>,boost::no_property, boost::listS > graph_type;
I'm not sure how to remove the property descriptor, there does not seem to be a boost::remove(vertex prop,graph) that I can find anywhere.
Hmmm. So, when one removes a vertex from an adjacency_list with VertexListS=vecS, it actually invalidates all of the existing vertex descriptors. So simple code like the following causes problems:
graph_type::vertex_descriptor u = *vertices(g).first; graph_type::vertex_descriptor v = *(++vertices(g).first); clear_vertex(u, g); remove_vertex(u, g); adjacent_vertices(v, g); // v has been invalidated
vecS is a tricky beast. I usually recommend avoiding the removal of vertices when VertexListS=vecS... it's inefficient and hard to use properly.
Cheers, Doug
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