malloc returns void*, so you will have to cast. Since you posted this is the c++ forum and not the c forum, I am curious to why you aren't using new instead?
int* data = new int[10];
malloc returns void*, so you will have to cast. Since you posted this is the c++ forum and not the c forum, I am curious to why you aren't using new instead?
int* data = new int[10];
Last edited by Darryl; 07-24-2005 at 04:57 AM.
I was just wondering really. Is malloc() considered standard C++?
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