#include <form.h>
#include <curses.h>

/**** class stuff ****/

class mask
{
	public:
		FIELD *m_fields[2];
		FORM  *m_form;
		WINDOW *m_win;
		mask();
		~mask();
};

mask::mask()
{
	initscr();
	m_win= newwin(3, 44, LINES/2-1, COLS/2-22);
	m_fields[0] = new_field(1, 32, 0, 0, 0, 0);
	m_fields[1] = NULL;
	m_form= new_form(m_fields);
	set_form_win(m_form, m_win);
	set_form_sub(m_form, derwin(m_win, 1, 32, 1, 11));
}

mask::~mask()
{
	free_form(m_form); // Comment this line to stop infinite looping
	free_field(m_fields[0]);
	delwin(m_win);
	endwin();
}

/**** same stuff in function ****/

void maskfunction()
{
	FIELD *m_fields[2];
	FORM  *m_form;
	WINDOW *m_win;
	initscr();
	m_win= newwin(3, 44, LINES/2-1, COLS/2-22);
	m_fields[0] = new_field(1, 32, 0, 0, 0, 0);
	m_fields[1] = NULL;
	m_form= new_form(m_fields);
	set_form_win(m_form, m_win);
	set_form_sub(m_form, derwin(m_win, 1, 32, 1, 11));
	free_form(m_form); // No problem with that in a simple function
	free_field(m_fields[0]);
	delwin(m_win);
	endwin();
}

/**** main ****/

int main()
{
	// no if() - no looping, even if free_form() in class is used
	if (1) {	
		
	// maskfunction(); // works fine without an object
	mask omask;
	omask.~mask();
	}
	
	char *arr= new char[1024];	// This is the point where the looping begins
								// the malloc() syscall causes it - dunno why									
	
	delete arr;
	return 0;
}