Invalide memory
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little joey
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I guess you mean Invalid Memory Reference; well, it is what it says: accessing a part of memory that doesn't belong to your program.
It most often occurs when you make invalid pointer dereferences, like when accessing an array with an index which is out of bounds. For instance if you have an array int ar[100] and you try to access element ar[100], you can (but not always will!) get this error.
It most often occurs when you make invalid pointer dereferences, like when accessing an array with an index which is out of bounds. For instance if you have an array int ar[100] and you try to access element ar[100], you can (but not always will!) get this error.