how to use the origin new operator after override it

[Pierric]

Hi everyone:
recently I find a bug in my application, it's because I have override
the operator new. So now I want to use the origin one in only some part
of the codes.
Is there a way to do it, without disabling the overriding ?

Thank you.

 

[Frederick Gotham]

Pierric posted:

Hi everyone:
recently I find a bug in my application, it's because I have override
the operator new. So now I want to use the origin one in only some part
of the codes.
Is there a way to do it, without disabling the overriding ?

Stick two colons before it.

::new


(PS. The adjective of "origin" is "original")

 

[Jens Theisen]

Stick two colons before it.

::new

I suppose he overrode the global new, in which case, from the language
points of view, there is only his implementation and the other one is
gone. I think this is usually implemented by a weak symbol you're
overwriting with a strong one, but I don't really know.

That makes his problem more difficult I think.

Jens

 

[Pierric]

I'm truely sorry for my poor english.

Yes, i have overrode the global new like this:
void* operator new(size_t size)
{}

:: just mean calling the gobal one, and now it is overrode.Does that
mean the original one can never be find back again?

 

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