// This does nothing good; numfont just contains some garbage value    // as it has not been initialized, and every Font object will have   // their own garbage numfont.   // If you want to keep book of the number of Font objects created,   // numfont should be declared static and defined in the .cpp like this:   // int Font::numfont = 0;   numfont++;   // This shouldn't even compile; extension is a char*, but string literals   // (such as ".pcx") are of type const char*.   extension = ".pcx";   // In the best case, this will probably crash your program.   // In the worst case, it will just cause some erratic behaviour.   // strcat assumes that there is enough room in fontname for extension,   // but there very probably won't be -> it happily writes outside    // the bounds of fontname, with unfortunate consequences.   // Use the std::string!   char*loadshit = strcat(fontname, extension);