Array of Integers as a class member

[Shurijo]

I've tried all night to figure this out, and I know I'm just going in circles...

I want to have an array of integers as a private variable of my class and I want to populate it with all zeros.

When I assign and print out the contents in the constructor, everything looks fine, but when I print out the array's contents in another method, I have a bunch of random numbers, rather than what I assigned.

class myClass
{ 
public: 
    myClass();    
    ~myClass(); 
    void PrintContents();
private: 
    int myArray[32];
}; 

myClass::myClass()
{
    for ( int i = 0; i < 32; i ++)
    {
        myArray[i] = 0;
        cout << i << " = " << myArray[i] << endl;
    }

}

void myClass::PrintContents()
{
    for ( int i = 0; i < 32; i ++)
        cout << i << " = " << myArray[i] << endl;
} 

Any tips or references? I know my array will always be 32 (0-31) size, so I didn't want to use a vector unless there isn't anyway for me to use a simple array.

thanks,

[Comreak]

That's strange, the code works fine for me. What compiler are you using?

[azteched]

Are you sure the object you're accessing later is the same one?

[Darkwraith]

If you are using MSVC++6, you might have to do a Rebuild All and then compile. I know that it chokes every once in awhile.

[Shurijo]

Thanks for the replies. I tested it out here at work and it works fine, too. I guess my compiler got hung up, I'll have to try it again when I get home.

btw, I'm using VS 2003.