Thread: Initializing

How exactly are you supposed to initialize a class variable? I attached my file for you to look at and the error message.


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c:\program files\speechstudio\samples\vcpp\ttsoutgoing\ttsout going.cpp(320) : warning C4700: local variable 'pCallStateEvent' used without having been initialized
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Try new'ing the object.

pCallStateEvent = new /*Place Class/Struct name here*/;

I'm not exactly sure how you would do that since I'm a newbie. How would you do that at around line 316? Could you show me an example.

Let's say I had an object/struct called DOG.

Now I declare a pointer to DOG.

Code:

DOG* busta;

Now before I can use busta, I have to create it.

Code:

busta = new DOG;

It shouldn't be too hard to figure out.