Are you using an IDE to build your application? It looks more like you set a breakpoint somewhere in the IDE than a problem with the application code. Try using commandline tools to build and execute your application and see if the problem persists.
Are you using an IDE to build your application? It looks more like you set a breakpoint somewhere in the IDE than a problem with the application code. Try using commandline tools to build and execute your application and see if the problem persists.
I use VC++ 2003, the problem was the fact that (for some reason) my runtime libraries were not set to multithreaded DLL.
I didn't set any breakpoints, this user breakpoint is caused by Qt runtime checks in the VC++ debugger (done on purpose when there are heap memory problems I guess).
Thanks anyway.
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