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New Operator on a Class type

Is it legal to specify a class type with the new operator like so:

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  1. int size = 10;
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  3. int *cList = new myClass[size];
Aug 16 '08 #1
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boxfish
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Hi,
I'm not exactly sure what your question is. That code doesn't compile because you are assigning a value of type myClass* to a variable of type int*. It's perfectly legal to make a dynamic array of myClass objects like this:
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  1. int size = 10;
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  3. myClass *cList = new myClass[size];
Aug 17 '08 #2

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