如何在 C++ 中释放类实例数组？

Question

I am making a little game, I store the map in an array, for a reason I think is needless to inform you about my map is not just a char array, I have made a class:

enum Marks { N, Ex3, Ex2, Ex1, Pl, En, Pb, Eb};

class MC /*Map Component*/{
public:
    Marks Marked = Marks::N;
    char ch = '\0';
};

and my array is an array of instances of this class, but bcs, according to Visual Studio, my map is to big for the stack, I made heap allocation, MC* map = new MC[1050]; // 15 * 70 MC* map = new MC[1050]; // 15 * 70

Everything works fine, until the player dies, the game ends and the time has come for the map to be deleted, delete[] map throws Invalid address specified to RtlValidateHeap([some hexadecimal number, an address probably], [some hexadecimal number, an address probably])

I know I can use vector s, but I just dont want, I want to learn more about memory managment, get more familiar with pointers etc

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Edit: Visual Studio also opens a file named delete_scalar.cpp . Code of that file:

//
// delete_scalar.cpp
//
//      Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
//
// Defines the scalar operator delete.
//
#include <crtdbg.h>
#include <malloc.h>
#include <vcruntime_new.h>
#include <vcstartup_internal.h>

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// delete() Fallback Ordering
//
// +-------------+
// |delete_scalar<----+-----------------------+
// +--^----------+    |                       |
//    |               |                       |
// +--+---------+  +--+---------------+  +----+----------------+
// |delete_array|  |delete_scalar_size|  |delete_scalar_nothrow|
// +--^----^----+  +------------------+  +---------------------+
//    |    |
//    |    +-------------------+
//    |                        |
// +--+--------------+  +------+-------------+
// |delete_array_size|  |delete_array_nothrow|
// +-----------------+  +--------------------+

_CRT_SECURITYCRITICAL_ATTRIBUTE
void __CRTDECL operator delete(void* const block) noexcept
{
    #ifdef _DEBUG
    _free_dbg(block, _UNKNOWN_BLOCK);
    #else
    free(block);
    #endif
}

And after some tests I found out that the program crashes after delete[] , what I mean:

//
// code that runs the game
//
std::cout << endl << "Before delete";
_getch();
delete[] map;
std::cout << endl << "After delete";
_getch();
return; //function is void and is not main()

Output:

Before delete
//me pressing something
After delete
//me pressing something
//program crashes

Apology: bcs Visual Studio opened delete_scalar.cpp I assumed that delete[] was causing the program to crash, now I just dont know, I am confused.

Answer 1

Well, I am terribly sorry, bcs it turns out that I am a total idiot, my stupidness knows no bounds. The reason I am saying this: as the game runs certain type of objects get created, deleted and recreated all the time and bcs of that I was allocating them to the heap, but I forgot to make my program delete them in case they were "alive" at the moment the player dies, I cant believe how much of an idiot I am to spend 3 days on something like this.

Thank you to everyone trying to solve my problem even if they had not the needed information, I didn't knew exactly what information was needed so...yeah, I am sorry