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Create an array of char*(string in C++)
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lamia
Hmmm... So much for my struggle that even after having learned dynamic memory allocation it took me a couple of hours to figure this out. This may not be interesting for developers using .net or Java but atleast for students learning C/C++, it is. So...
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Dynamic Memory Allocation in C++
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lamia
Ever wondered how you can create a resizable array in C/C++? I will not be discussing the C stuff here since I'm not at all that good in C. So let's try to take a look on how to make dynamic memory allocation in C++. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 class MyClass...
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The curse of char*
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lamia
Whew! Finally I was able to solve the bug I was tring to fix in my game. To explain briefly, I have an std::map<char*, BITMAP*> which is a static member of a class. Now, I have a Manager class which loads resources that somehow looked like this...
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