queue of int arrays

I know I can do this:

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queue<int*>

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But then I have to allocate and deallocate each member. I also know I can:

Code:

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queue< queue<int> >

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But I don't like that because I don't need a queue of queues. All I need is a queue of arrays:

Code:

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queue<int[4]>

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But int[4] is not a real datatype. Or have I missed something?

What about
queue < vector < int > >
then?

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Originally Posted by Salem

What about
queue < vector < int > >
then?

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Sure, but the "low level" guy in me just says that shouldn't be necessary. I was hoping there was a way to use fixed size arrays in a template, but if there isn't, I won't loose any sleep.

maybe something like this?

Code:

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struct myt {
    int data[4];
};

queue<myt> myq;

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Originally Posted by Ronix

maybe something like this?

Code:

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struct myt {
    int data[4];
};

queue<myt> myq;

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Shucks, I guess that is pretty obvious, thanks.

There is still std::array.