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> GC> x=new unit[]={...};
> The above line won't work because you're trying to initialize a
> pointer, not a structure. The line
??
> But saying
> struct unit *y = {'c',1};
> is illegal.
But that isn't what he was doing. He was calling operator new(), which is
perfectly legal.
> The fact that you have the structure inside a class only
> complicates things; the real problem is your attempting to
> initialize a pointer with structure contents.
C++ can handle this situation just fine.
Cheers,
David
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