Hi there
I got this problem allocating memory. I've got this class that holds a texture. At one point i create the texture. To do this i create some memory using new unsigned char[a few meg], store the pixels in it, send it to opengl and then delete the memory. The texture is still displayed by opengl. In another member function of the class i want to write the memory to a jpeg. I need to create the same memory again and load it with the pixels again. When i allocate memory with this other function i get a message box at the point where 'new' fails saying i am out of memory. But i can still create more textures without problems. I've used the same pointer both times to create new memory. So i created the pointer with memory, deleted it and tried to 'new' it again, that didnt work. I tried deleting it then making it equal NULL then rellocated it, that just crashed the program. And I tried creating a local one within the function and that gave the message box again.
What am i doing wrong?
Thanks for any help

I solved the problem but not very nicely. I had to make the data public and call the new function from outside the class's member functions. Weird