I don't know why this is happening, in the image below you can see my current situation.
Basically I have an Utility.h header which contains wathever random stuff I think is useful at the time but don't yet deserves it's own separate file, so inside of it I've put a BaseFont class and defined it in place since I am not sure it will stay into Utility.h for long (Font is an alias for BaseFont because I wanted the internal variable name for the font to be Font, and that would collide with the class name, so that's why I have it setup like this) and right below this class, still in the header, I have a global object constructed from it so that I can use it everywhere for debug since pretty much all my .cpp #include "Utility.h". Now when I close the game I get an error that says "Breakout.exe stop working" and I tracked it down to the BaseFont destructor. On the right of the image you can see the local variable situation at that break point, which doesn't looks good...
I have some assumptions regarding the cause but I am not quite sure, can you tell me what its going wrong exactly?
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