c++ - Where is _SECURE_SCL normally found? -



c++ - Where is _SECURE_SCL normally found? -

i'm convinced have std::vector bounds problems in project built using visual studio 2005. according microsoft documentation, can command bounds checking using _secure_scl. assures me enabled default - courtesy of #define _secure_scl 1 somewhere. can't find it, , if slip definition stdafx.h, doesn't conflict anything. missing something? "normal" way utilize _secure_scl?

by default it's defined in header file yvals.h.

if both _iterator_debug_level , has_iterator_debugging undefined, has_iterator_debugging defaults 1 in debug build. if _secure_scl undefined, , has_iterator_debugging defined 1, _secure_scl defaults 1

different rules come play if _iterator_debug_level defined. see header file more information.

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