Re: more detail about pfMalloc & object container

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Marcus Barnes (marcus++at++multigen.com)
Tue, 28 Apr 1998 11:12:09 -0700

On Apr 28, 12:33pm, David Chan wrote:
>And also I try to print out the address of shared->console[0], it
>is 0 ...

You need to be a bit more precise here. You are interested in the the value of
shared->console[0] not its address. Its address can only be 0 if you failed to
allocate SharedData to begin with and it is the first data member.

shared->console[0] = new DerivedConsole;
printf( "%p", shared->console[0] ); // address of DerivedConsole object

NOTE: You cannot use iostream's unless you link with CC.

Regards.

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