Thread: How do I make a function that accepts an array of objects as it's argument

> There's no need for an array dimension to be a constant size.

It does when the array is not being dynamically allocated, which was the case at hand. There's also of course the situation where an array is initialized explicitly as in:

Code:

int array[] = {1, 2, 3};

But then and again no dimension is being given.

After C99 gets incorporated into C++, then there will be no longer this requirement.

Originally Posted by rakan

Actually, I will eventually need to make a dynamic array of objects.

I was hoping to create a function that would take the array and find the nearest empty slot with which to place the next object. That was what I was hoping to turn the function into. I figured first that it would have to accept an array.

Use std::vector and push_back() the new entries.