Hi all,
I have searched the archives extensively and I can't find any posts that
relate to my problem so I'll ask it here and hope that this isn't a frequent
topic here. Here goes.
Typically in C++ when I want to create an instance of an object I do
something like this:
MyClass* pMyObject = NULL;
pMyObject = new MyClass();
if (pMyObject)
{
do something
}
and this is sufficient to verify that enough heap space was available to
successfully create the object. However, when I do this in PalmOS and there
is not enough memory my application exits on the "new" line and never makes
it to the check. What should I be doing to protect myself from an out of
memory condition? I found tons of articles about memory management but none
that answered my question. Code snippets would be most helpful.
TIA,
Steve
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