to put it simply... have I allocated the memory correctly?
int** map[16];
int k, level;
for(k=0; k<16; k++){
// allocating pointers to the 8x8 squares on the 16 floors
map[k] = new int*[8*8];
}
for(level=0; level<16; level++){
for(k=0; k<8*8; k++){
// allocating room for 4 objects on each 8x8 tile on all 16 floors
*(map[level]+k) = new int[4];
}
}
quote:Original post by drekkar
map[k] = new int*[8*8];
16 represents the floor (height) of the map (the map size is not static, that is why it is allocated, its loaded off file). The int*[8*8] is 8x8 map, and they are pointers so I can allocate room for the 4 objects on the tile (tile layers, or something). The object number is not static either, that is why the tiles on each floor are pointers.
[edited by - drekkar on December 13, 2003 11:35:17 PM]
Map_S MainMap;MainMap.Floors = new Floor_S[16]; //16 floors total..int k, level;for (k=0;k<16;++k){ MainMap.Floors[k].Tiles = new Tile_S[8*8]; //8x8 squares for (level=0;level<8*8;++level) { MainMap.Floors[k].Tiles[level].Object_IDs = new int[4]; //allocate 4 ints for each object_id. }}
time to implement this into the game now x_x thnx guys quote:Original post by drekkar
edit:
just started on it, I must say it is so much easier with renamed stuff, thanks ^^
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