Thread: Dynamic memory allocation

Originally Posted by Elysia

If you need a fixed-length array, you should be using std::tr1::array instead!
Of course, it isn't dynamic and must be determined at compile time.
And if it isn't determined at compile time, it's dynamic!

Um, I was talking about variable-length arrays

edit:
like the original poster's question.

Originally Posted by FillYourBrain

Um, I was talking about variable-length arrays

edit:
like the original poster's question.

So you say, but you also mentioned:

That's easy. Using an array is cleaner. It acts like a fixed length array. Why dynamically allocate inside a vector?

An array acts like fixed, and vector does not?
I don't see the difference!