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From: sarima@tdatirv.UUCP (Stanley Friesen)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
Subject: Re: using new to allocate an array of objects
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Date: 12 Oct 90 15:05:08 GMT
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In article <26597@cs.yale.edu> omtzigt-theo@CS.YALE.EDU (Erwinus Theodorus Leonardus Omtzigt (Theo)) writes:
>I am trying to allocate an array of a user defined class along the
>lines of allocating a, say, char array.
>So, I try to mimic
>	char *string = new char[15];
>with
>	TimeSlot *TimingWheel = new TimeSlot[TimingWheelSize];
 
>The compiler, however, complaints about an illegal assignment;
>	TimeSlot * = TimeSlot

What are you doing wrong??   I haven't the faintest!  This looks like a
compiler bug to me.

I have used the same syntax myself with no problem!!

Anyone out there have *any* clues.





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