> I think vector of STL in g++ can not substitute traditional array, > because the address of array elements is fixed, but in 'vector' it is > not true. Because vector is dynamically extended, it is no use for you to > save the address of some elements. No, you cannot do that. But then, you shouldn't, either. There is always a way to achieve the same thing without remembering addresses. Regards, Martin
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