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- From: alexs@wrox.demon.co.uk (Alex Stockton)
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- Subject: Uninitialized Memory
- Date: 19 Jan 1996 17:03:32 GMT
- Organization: Wrox Press Ltd.
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- When using the new() function to allocate memory for a character array
- in VC++ 4.0 I made a bit of an error that I would have been able to find
- more easily if I had been able to initialize the memory. I was
- wondering why Microsoft don't allow the initialization of memory allocated
- for arrays using new(). Is there a reason for this?
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