Off topic.
Since C++11, using raw "new" is a code smell, because it easily causes
problems as the one below. Instead use smart pointers, which will
automatically free the memory once they go out of scope:
auto at = std::unique_ptr<t_atom[]>(new t_atom[c]);
Or even better, but requires C++14:
auto at = std::make_unique<t_atom[]>(ac);
In both cases, note the square brackets!
Christof
On 04.12.2020 12:40, Claude Heiland-Allen wrote:
Hi,
On 03/12/2020 23:58, David Rush wrote:
if you want to do it the C++ way without a std::vector<t_atom>
t_atom* at = new t_atom[ac];
but again you will have to
delete at;
This should be delete[] at;
Claude
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