operator new does not accept 3 arguments !?

[Gernot Frisch]

DGStr* pS = new DGStr[3];

// gives error:
error C2660: 'operator new': function does not accept 3 arguments
see 'void GLBASIC::DIM<GLBASIC::DGStr>
(GLBASIC::DGArray<T>&,DGInt,DGInt,DGInt,DGInt,DGIn t,DGInt,DGInt,DGInt)'
with
[
T=GLBASIC::DGStr
]
// Here's my DGStr declaration
class DGStr
{
public:
DGStr();
DGStr(CGStr a);
DGStr(const DGStr& a);
DGStr(const char* c);
DGStr(int a);
DGStr(float a);
DGStr(double a);
~DGStr();

const char* c_str();

DGStr& operator=(const DGStr& a);
DGStr& operator=(int a);
DGStr& operator=(float a);
DGStr& operator=(double a);
DGStr& operator=(const char* a);
operator DGInt()const;

DGStr& operator+=(const char* a);

// DGStr operator +-*/ (const DGStr& a);
#define MK_OPERATOR_CL(zz) \
DGStr& operator zz(const DGStr& a); \
DGStr& operator zz(int a); \
DGStr& operator zz(float a); \
DGStr& operator zz(double a);
MK_OPERATOR_CL(+=)
MK_OPERATOR_CL(-=)
MK_OPERATOR_CL(*=)
MK_OPERATOR_CL(/=)
MK_OPERATOR_CL(^=)
#undef MK_OPERATOR_CL
};
what can it be!?

--
-Gernot
int main(int argc, char** argv) {printf
("%silto%c%cf%cgl%ssic%ccom%c", "ma", 58, 'g', 64, "ba", 46, 10);}

[Gernot Frisch]

template <class T>
void DIM(DGArray<T>& arr,
DGInt xt1=0, DGInt xt2=0, DGInt xt3=0, DGInt xt4=0,
DGInt xt5=0, DGInt xt6=0, DGInt xt7=0, DGInt xt8=0)
{
int* pI = new int[5]; // here the same error !?
}

need declaration of DGArray ??

[Gernot Frisch]

"Gernot Frisch" <[e-mail]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:3v*************@individual.net...

template <class T>
void DIM(DGArray<T>& arr,
DGInt xt1=0, DGInt xt2=0, DGInt xt3=0, DGInt xt4=0,
DGInt xt5=0, DGInt xt6=0, DGInt xt7=0, DGInt xt8=0)
{
int* pI = new int[5]; // here the same error !?
}

need declaration of DGArray ??

Yuck!! No error with GCC 2.95 - I'm totally lost now. I must be able
to compile using VC7.1, please, please help :((

[Alf P. Steinbach]

* Gernot Frisch:

"Gernot Frisch" <[e-mail]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:3v*************@individual.net...

template <class T>
void DIM(DGArray<T>& arr,
DGInt xt1=0, DGInt xt2=0, DGInt xt3=0, DGInt xt4=0,
DGInt xt5=0, DGInt xt6=0, DGInt xt7=0, DGInt xt8=0)
{
int* pI = new int[5]; // here the same error !?
}

need declaration of DGArray ??

Yuck!! No error with GCC 2.95 - I'm totally lost now. I must be able
to compile using VC7.1, please, please help :((

Seemingly you haven't presented the code actually responsible for the
error you described in your first posting, a new[] call producing "The
function is called with an incorrect number of parameters."

Try to reproduce the problem in a simplest, smallest possible program.

As a plan of attack, move your DGStr class to a small test program.

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[JE]

Gernot Frisch wrote:

"Gernot Frisch" <[e-mail]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:3v*************@individual.net...

template <class T>
void DIM(DGArray<T>& arr,
DGInt xt1=0, DGInt xt2=0, DGInt xt3=0, DGInt xt4=0,
DGInt xt5=0, DGInt xt6=0, DGInt xt7=0, DGInt xt8=0)
{
int* pI = new int[5]; // here the same error !?
}

need declaration of DGArray ??

Yuck!! No error with GCC 2.95 - I'm totally lost now. I must be able
to compile using VC7.1, please, please help :((

You might want to check your compiler settings (e.g. if you've got /GX,
/EHa, or /EHs).

[Axter]

Gernot Frisch wrote:

DGStr* pS = new DGStr[3];

// gives error:
error C2660: 'operator new': function does not accept 3 arguments
see 'void GLBASIC::DIM<GLBASIC::DGStr>
(GLBASIC::DGArray<T>&,DGInt,DGInt,DGInt,DGInt,DGIn t,DGInt,DGInt,DGInt)'
with
[
T=GLBASIC::DGStr
]

Are you sure you're not mixing debug code with release code.
It's common to have implementation in which the debug version of new
takes three arguments.
Example:
inline void * operator new(size_t bytes, const char *source_file, int
line_no);
inline void * operator new[](size_t bytes, const char *source_file, int
line_no);

Usually there's a macro to resolve this in debug mode.
#define _leaktracker61_NEW new(__FILE__, __LINE__,
__FUNCTION__)
#define new _leaktracker61_NEW

If something is wrong with referencing your macro, or if some how
you're mixing release code with debug code, that can lead to getting a
compile error as the one you described.
For more info, see following link:
http://code.axter.com/leaktracker.h

[Gernot Frisch]

"Axter" <go****@axter.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:11*********************@g43g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...

Gernot Frisch wrote:

DGStr* pS = new DGStr[3];

// gives error:
error C2660: 'operator new': function does not accept 3 arguments
see 'void GLBASIC::DIM<GLBASIC::DGStr>

(GLBASIC::DGArray<T>&,DGInt,DGInt,DGInt,DGInt,DGIn t,DGInt,DGInt,DGInt)'
with
[
T=GLBASIC::DGStr
]

Are you sure you're not mixing debug code with release code.
It's common to have implementation in which the debug version of
new
takes three arguments.
Example:
inline void * operator new(size_t bytes, const char *source_file,
int
line_no);
inline void * operator new[](size_t bytes, const char *source_file,
int
line_no);

Usually there's a macro to resolve this in debug mode.
#define _leaktracker61_NEW new(__FILE__, __LINE__,
__FUNCTION__)
#define new _leaktracker61_NEW

If something is wrong with referencing your macro, or if some how
you're mixing release code with debug code, that can lead to getting
a
compile error as the one you described.
For more info, see following link:
http://code.axter.com/leaktracker.h

Yes! Bingo! that was it! Thank you