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About LinkBacksI am working on something to basically hold references to several objects. So the plan was something like this:
However I get compiler errors when I try this. Can anyone tell me how to dynamically allocate pointers?Code:obj **cPList=new *obj[30];
This is a discussion on Dynamically allocate a pointer? within the C++ Programming forums, part of the General Programming Boards category; I am working on something to basically hold references to several objects. So the plan was something like this: Code: ...
I am working on something to basically hold references to several objects. So the plan was something like this:
However I get compiler errors when I try this. Can anyone tell me how to dynamically allocate pointers?Code:obj **cPList=new *obj[30];
Code:obj **cPList=new obj*[30];
Thank you.Originally Posted by Tonto
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Next time, post your error message(s) as well, along with which OS and compiler you're using.Code:obj **cPList=new obj*[30];
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