C++ Runtime Error caused by adding new function (which isn't ever used beyond it's definition) -


This is stopping me for a bit I have a class written in C ++ Everything works just fine Next , I get the function zero A (); Adds header files and runs, it still works fine.
However, as soon as I add a new function definition to the CPP file, I get a runtime error every time (especially: end-process with position -1073741510 (0 minutes, 7 seconds))
Zero classname :: A () {}
I am using Windows on code :: blocks, it is also strange but the permissions of the output directory are changed after the accident and Folders / files are read-only.
Note: has no reference to the function / elsewhere in the code, only definition. I'm interested in what kind of bug could be such a runtime error? Maybe there might be a memory leak?

Usually this is the result of memory corruption in such error programs.


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