Aaron J. Seigo wrote:
> class A
> {
> public:
> A() { foo = new std::string; }
> ~A {delete foo; }
>
> protected:
> std::string* foo;
> std::string bar;
> }
>
> A myA();
> A* otherA = new A();
> ===========
>
> myA is allocated on the stack, as is myA.bar. myA.foo is on the heap, however,
> and the data that is contained in myA.bar is also most likely on the heap.
> otherA is in the heap, otherA.foo is on the heap, otherA.bar is on the stack
> (though it's data is probably in the heap).
I'm pretty sure that otherA.bar is also on the heap.
Dave
