You know you're in for trouble, when your memory manager corrupts memory [sad]

To be honest, I thought my stack walking code worked too well. I had a lovely off-by-one error in the following code:
Since if SymGetSymFromAddr64() runs out of space, it doesn't NULL terminate the shitting string. It just so happens that the next byte in memory was NULL, which was causing strcpy() to copy 257 bytes (256+null) into a buffer big enough for 255+null. Wonderful.
On the plus side, my memory manager detected the corruption (I got an assertion saying that a memory sentinal was damaged when I ran this code: {std::map m;}).

In other news, my string hashing "ID" class is working, and has a debug helper doohicky for detecting collisions. Hooraj!