#define SAFE_DELETE_FIELD(ob) if(ob) {delete[] ob; ob = NULL;} 

// In a class I have this STL vector with char pointers

std::vector <char*> m_vObjectNames;

// Somewhere in a func in the code I do this:

char *Name;
				
Name = new char[ 1 + (mChunk->mBytes)];
strcpy(Name, (char *)mBuffer);
m_vObjectNames.push_back(Name);				

// I can´t remove Name now

// becuase m_vObjectNames[curr_element] 

// use this memory


// In the destructor I remove the memory

int NumberOfString = m_vObjectNames.size();

for(int i=0; i<NumberOfString; i++)
	SAFE_DELETE_FIELD(m_vObjectNames[i]);

m_vObjectNames.clear();

  

    #include <strings>#include <vector>//later in the code ....std::vector<std::string> myStrVector;std::string myFirstString = "hello";myStrVector.push_back( myFirstString );//later for destruction...//nothing to do!!!!!!! string destructor will free the memory of the strings and vector will clean up itself.