what am I doing wrong here? It is throwing runtime error on highlighted line
Code:
//My class
struct MYPOINT
{
	int X;
	int Y;
};
struct MYPALETTE
{
	char R;
	char G;
	char B;
};
class MYPIXEL
{
private:
	MYPOINT currentPoint;
	MYPALETTE currentPalette;
public:
	MYPOINT getCurrentPoint() { return currentPoint; };
	MYPALETTE getCurrentPalette() { return currentPalette; };
	void setCurrentPoint(MYPOINT point) { currentPoint = point; };
	void setCurrentPalette(MYPALETTE pal) { currentPalette = pal; };
};

class MyImageClass
{
	int Width;
	int Height;
	char ImagePath[_MAX_PATH];
	MYPIXEL* pixels;
	char* ImgData;

public:
	MyImageClass() { };
	~MyImageClass() { if(pixels) delete [] pixels; };
	//void InitializePixelArray() { for(int count = 0; count < Width * Height; count++) pixels[count] = new MYPIXEL(); };
	void setWidth(int w) { Width = w; };
	void setHeight(int h) { Height = h; };
	void setImagePath(char* path) { strcpy(ImagePath, path); };
	void addPixel(MYPIXEL pxl, int location) { pixels[location] = pxl; };
	int getWidth() { return Width; };
	int getHeight() { return Height; }; 
	MYPIXEL* getImagePixels() { return pixels; };
	char* getImageData() { return ImgData; }; 
	char* getImagePath() { return ImagePath; };
	void ReadImagePixels();
	void ReadImageData(MYPIXEL*);
}

//ReadImagePixels
void MyImageClass::ReadImagePixels()
{
	FILE* _IN_FILE;
	_IN_FILE = fopen(ImagePath, "rb");

	int pixelCount = 0;

	for(int x = 0; x < Width; x++)
	{
		for(int y = 0; y < Height; y++)
		{
			char c = fgetc(_IN_FILE);
			MYPIXEL pxl;
			struct MYPOINT point;
			struct MYPALETTE pal;

			point.X = x;
			point.Y = y;

			pal.R = 100;
			pal.G = 100;
			pal.B = 100;

			pxl.setCurrentPoint(point);
			pxl.setCurrentPalette(pal);

			addPixel(pxl, pixelCount);

			pixelCount++;
		}
	}
}
Basically, whenever I try to add the new MYPIXEL object to array pixels (in my image class), it gives me a runtime error and closes the program. Sorry, been long time I worked in C++, and never worked in VS 2008.

Please this is urgent.

Thank you.

BTW, if I remove this line or assignment, then this runs and gives me the output screen.