Use a CArray object if your in windows. It acts like a linked list, but had the [] operator overloaded!

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Chris F:

can i add a row w/o deleteing everything? (after the initial malloc)





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JonatanHedborg: Yes its quite easy. All you have to do is use realloc().

int *array;int numElements = 10;array = (int *)malloc(sizeof(int)*numElements);numElements = 20;array = (int *)realloc(array,sizeof(int)*numElements);       

Edited by - Chris F on 5/6/00 2:34:23 AM

Thanx!

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Edited by - JonatanHedborg on 5/6/00 3:27:11 AM

Zipster: CArray is an MFC class, which is much more strict statement than just if you''re using windows. Furthermore it''s internal implementation is that of a vector, which gives it different runtime properties than a linked-list.

Buster: Code was lying around. It was from a machine problem in my college data structure class, feel free to use code. That''s why it''s posted.