c++ on close, crash.

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I am working on a game in c++. Everything works fine when compiling and running but when I quit the game, the crash occurs with a windows message-box saying qwerty.exe as stopped working. I discovered the crash when adding a new variable member to my class. Removing the new or any member seems to make the crash disappear (A very bad solution) plus it only crashes while in debug mode not in release(I use Code::block) The compiler nor the debugger seem to notice the crash. I receive no feedback. Something to do with memory?



Here my Map.h :

class Map : public EmptyMap
    {
        public:
            Map();
            virtual ~Map();
            void init(Player *iplayer, Player *iplayer2);

            void operator =(const Map& other){Mobjects = other.Mobjects;}
            void setSubMab( Map *imap2, Map *imap3 );
            void setSubMab( Map *imap2 );
            Mob& getMob(int id){return mobs[id];}
           // void setMapLayer(int value){mapLayer = value;}
        protected:
            int mapLayer; // this is the variable that I added when is crashed.
            int nbMaps;
            EmptyMap *map2;
            EmptyMap *map3;
            std::vector<int> tiles;
            std::vector<GameObject*> Mobjects;
            std::vector<GameObject*> Sobjects;
            std::vector<GameObject*> Sortobjects;
            std::vector<GameObject*> NoSortobjects;
            std::vector<StaticObject> staticTest;
            std::vector<Mob> mobs;
    
            Player *player;
            Player *player2;
    
            Coordsi mapSizeTile;
            Coordsi mapSizePixel;
            Coordsi tileSize;
    };

Here map.cpp

Map::Map()
    {
        nbMaps = 1;
    }
    void Map::setSubMab( Map *imap2, Map *imap3 ){
        nbMaps = 3;
        map2 = imap2;
        //map2->setMapLayer(2);
        map3 = imap3;
        //map3->setMapLayer(3);
    }
    void Map::setSubMab( Map *imap2 ){
        nbMaps = 2;
        map2 = imap2;
        //map2->setMapLayer(2);
    }
    Map::~Map()
    {
    }
    void Map::init(Player *iplayer, Player *iplayer2){
        //Mobjects.push_back(iplayer);
        //Mobjects.push_back(iplayer2);
        Sortobjects.push_back(iplayer);
        Sortobjects.push_back(iplayer2);
        player = iplayer;
        player2 = iplayer2;
    }