Im just curious, say you have a function with a parameter like this:
void function(char *string)
{
}
Would you need to add a 'delete string;' at the end of the function to prevent a memory leek, or is it not neccessary, as string is a parameter. Thanks.
No. In this case "char *string" is just a param. What you pass to it or what you do to what you pass to it may need to be deleted/set to NULL, though.
Thanks for the info!
When you create a function that takes a pointer as an argument, it is sort of like the constructor of a class, it initializes it, and when the function is finished doing its thing, it deletes it.
Just a thought...
tudehopet uses Borland Compiler 5.5
and Visual C++ 6.
