//FILE *infile = fopen(filename);//string stream;fscanf(infile, "%s", stream.c_str()); quote:Original post by Thor82
try using the stl "vector"...it''s easier and it handles everything
or try using old c calloc ( array= (int*) calloc(n,sizeof(int)))
in this way it stores n*sizeof(int) bytes...
it''s not the best way though....
There aren''t problems that can''t be solved with a gun...
quote:Anonymous Poster
This if statement is absolutley uneccessary, as the new operator will throw an exception on failure. The code should look something like this: ...
quote:MSDN
If there is insufficient memory for the allocation request, by default operator new returns NULL. You can change this default behavior by writing a custom exception-handling routine and calling the _set_new_handler run-time library function with your function name as its argument. For more details on this recovery scheme, see The operator new Function.
quote:STL
...the first operator new will attempt to allocate memory and if it fails, will throw an exception...
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