From:	"Preacher" <trulsuh AT stud DOT idb DOT hist DOT no>
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Subject:	Re: Using pointers
Date:	Fri, 7 May 1999 11:21:14 +0200
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>/* C++, I think this is how to do it */
>myptr = new (int)[n];


You should not have paratheses around the int as in:

     myptr = new int[5];

Also, you should remember to free the allocated memory after use, using:

    delete [] myptr;

Truls.

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