Pointer to pointer

[cbaby]

What is the most elegant way to allocate memory to pointer to pointer
using 'new'?

I want to make a dynamic array of pointers, basically.

 

[Ian Collins]

What is the most elegant way to allocate memory to pointer to pointer
using 'new'?

I want to make a dynamic array of pointers, basically.

int** pp = new int*[2];

pp[0] = new int[10];
pp[1] = new int[10];

 

[cbaby]

What is the most elegant way to allocate memory to pointer to pointer
using 'new'?

I want to make a dynamic array of pointers, basically.

int** pp = new int*[2];

pp[0] = new int[10];
pp[1] = new int[10];

Thanks.
Figures...

 

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What is the most elegant way to allocate memory to pointer to pointer
using 'new'?

I want to make a dynamic array of pointers, basically.

int** parray = new int*[size];

 

[Juha Nieminen]

What is the most elegant way to allocate memory to pointer to pointer
using 'new'?

I want to make a dynamic array of pointers, basically.

Regardless of what is the "most elegant" way of creating an array of
pointers with *new*, I think that the most elegant (and safe) way of
creating an array of pointers is to use std::vector instead of new.