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From: "J-Réginald Louis" <louis DOT jean-reginald AT teccart DOT qc DOT ca>
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Subject: Dynamic memory allocation
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Date: Sat, 11 Apr 1998 02:46:01 GMT
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My question is not about DJGPP itself, but a general C++ question.
I'm writting a 3D engine. I have a class called 'Scene' holding a list
of object to render.
The list is consisting of an array of pointers to type 'Object'. Like
this:

#define MAX_LIST    10            // example

stuct Scene
{
 Object *ObjList[MAX_LIST];
 int AddObject(Object *obj);                // Add an object to the
object list
 int RemoveObject(Object *Obj);        // Remove the object from the
object list
 // Other data definition and method definition
};

My problem is that the user/programmer can't add more than 10 object's.
I think it's not
"correct" to determine a specific array length.
So, what I'm asking is how can I append and remove objects in the list
dynamicaly?