Pointer error when debugging.

[cenzuratu]

My code is compiling but i receive error when i run with the debugger

 Aplicatie::Aplicatie()
	{
		UI::MeniuPrincipal *_pMeniu = new UI::MeniuPrincipal; 
	};

	Aplicatie::~Aplicatie()
	{
		delete _pMeniu; 
	};

	void Aplicatie::Run()
	{
		do
		{
			_pMeniu->Execute(); //The error shows here Unhandled exception at 0x0130254d in Calculator.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0xcccccccc.
		} while (!_pMeniu->Exit());
        };	

I can't understand this message, maybe the error is in another class.

[SirSmilesaLot]

surround it with a try catch and print the stack trace or exact exception.

[coder777]

in your constructor you do not initialize the member variable, just a local variable.
_pMeniu in Run() is still uninitialized

 Aplicatie::Aplicatie()
	{
		UI::MeniuPrincipal *_pMeniu = new UI::MeniuPrincipal; // local variable!
	};

[ne555]

class Aplicatie{
   UI::MeniuPrincipal Meniu;
public:
   Aplicatie() = default;
   ~Aplicatie() = default;
};

[cenzuratu]

Ok i got it :)

void Aplicatie::Run()
{
UI::MeniuPrincipal *_pMeniu = new UI::MeniuPrincipal;
do
{
_pMeniu->Execute();
} while (!_pMeniu->Exit());
};

Now it works correct. Thanks

[Rechard3]

if you're creating a variable that all the functions of your object uses, then maybe that variable should be a member of the class.
why don't you try this:

class Aplicatie{
    UI::MeniuPrincipal *_pMeniu;
public:
    Aplicatie() { this->_pMeniu = new UI::MeniuPrincipal; }
    ~Aplicatie() { delete this->_pMeniu; }
    void Run();
};
void Aplicatie::Run()
{
    this->_pMeniu->Execute();
}

the solution that ne555 proposed is also convenient.

both are better than allocating an object in the constructor and leaking it, then creating another in the Run() method.