c++: pointers to pointers

[A]

Hi,

I have an array of pointers defined as such:

myArray** ptr = new myArray[10];

for some reason i get a compile time error stating there is no default
constructor for myArray. The problem is that i should not need to define one
since myArray is a pointer to a pointer and so should not have a default
constructor - its a primitive data type and not an object.

Any help appreciated.

Regards,
A

 

[Rob Williscroft]

A wrote in

Hi,

I have an array of pointers defined as such:

myArray** ptr = new myArray[10];

myArray** ptr = new myArray *[10];

for some reason i get a compile time error stating there is no default
constructor for myArray. The problem is that i should not need to
define one since myArray is a pointer to a pointer and so should not
have a default constructor - its a primitive data type and not an
object.

HTH.

Rob.

 

[A]

Hi,

I have an array of pointers defined as such:

myArray** ptr = new myArray[10];

myArray** ptr = new myArray *[10];

Bingo!

Thanks Rob

 

[Alan Kelon]

Hi,

myArray** ptr = new myArray[10];

myArray** ptr = new myArray *[10];

Or myArray* ptr = new myArray [10];

Regards,
Alan Kelon