Why is my triplet object being destroyed?

Question

Hello I have this code

class Triplets
{
public:
int nVal1;
int nVal2;
NodeT *ptrNode;
bool bUpdate;

Triplets()
{
    cout << "creating empty triplet" << endl;
    nVal2 = 0;
    nVal1 = 0;
    bUpdate = false;
    ptrNode = NULL;
}

~Triplets()
{
    cout << "destroying triplet" << endl;
    delete ptrNode;
}

Triplets(int nVal1, int nVal2, bool bUpdate, NodeT *ptrNode)
{
    cout << "creating triple with values" << endl;
    this->nVal2 = nVal2;
    this->nVal1 = nVal1;
    this->bUpdate = bUpdate;
    this->ptrNode = ptrNode;
}
 };

This usage

void find_triplets(NodeT *ptrRoot)
{


   if (ptrRoot != NULL)
    {
    find_triplets(ptrRoot->left);
    find_triplets(ptrRoot->right);


    cout << "find triplets and save them to the queue" << endl;
        cout << " we hit a hot spot is null the root, nothing to see here move along boys" << endl;

     if(ptrRoot->left != NULL && ptrRoot->right != NULL)
        {

        if (ptrRoot->left->done == true && ptrRoot->right->done == true)
        {
        cout << "we got one of 2 sons true so do something, this are the sons "<< ptrRoot->left->key_value << " " << ptrRoot->right->key_value << endl;         

        cout << "sum them and put it in the father and set it to true " << endl;
        ptrRoot->key_value = ptrRoot->left->key_value + ptrRoot->right->key_value;
        ptrRoot->done = true;


        cout << "thread queue " << endl;
        Triplets triplet(ptrRoot->left->key_value, ptrRoot->right->key_value, ptrRoot->done, ptrRoot);
        qThreads.push(triplet);
       }
     }
     }
    }

And this main

MyThread mt;
mt.start();
mt.run();
cout << "sum = " << mt.sum(&bt) << endl;
THREADS_HOW_MANY = boost::thread::hardware_concurrency();
std::cout << THREADS_HOW_MANY << std::endl;

while (!bt.Values_to_do.empty())
{
    cout << "da vals to sum are these " << bt.Values_to_do.front() << " and aready done " << bt.values_done.front() << endl;
    bt.Values_to_do.pop();
    bt.values_done.pop();
}

  while(!mt.qThreads.empty())
{
cout << "da triplet are " << mt.qThreads.front().nVal1 << " " <<mt.qThreads.front().nVal2 << " "
        << mt.qThreads.front().ptrNode << " " << mt.qThreads.front().bUpdate
        << endl;
mt.qThreads.pop();

}

All of this give me this result(obviously wrong)

  done lets chek
  find triplets
  find triplets and save them to the queue
   we hit a hot spot is null the root, nothing to see here move along boys
   find triplets and save them to the queue
    we hit a hot spot is null the root, nothing to see here move along boys
 find triplets and save them to the queue
 we hit a hot spot is null the root, nothing to see here move along boys
 we got one of 2 sons true so do something, this are the sons 2 8
 sum them and put it in the father and set it to true 
 thread queue 
 creating triple with values
 destroying triplet
 find triplets and save them to the queue
 we hit a hot spot is null the root, nothing to see here move along boys
 find triplets and save them to the queue
 we hit a hot spot is null the root, nothing to see here move along boys
find triplets and save them to the queue
we hit a hot spot is null the root, nothing to see here move along boys
 we got one of 2 sons true so do something, this are the sons 11 15
 sum them and put it in the father and set it to true 
thread queue 
creating triple with values
destroying triplet
find triplets and save them to the queue
 we hit a hot spot is null the root, nothing to see here move along boys
 we got one of 2 sons true so do something, this are the sons 19976608 19976464
 sum them and put it in 
 the father and set it to true 
 thread queue 
 creating triple with values
 destroying triplet
 the gran total is 19976320

Now my q is why is my triplet object no being added to the queue and is being destroyed instead, that is what is causing the sum to come out all messed up. Thanks.

Answer 1

Tl;dr - what pops up is that you have a destructor that manages memory:

~Triplets()
{
    cout << "destroying triplet" << endl;
    delete ptrNode;
}

yet no copy constructor and assignment operator. Try implementing those.