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- From: James Adams <jadams@ucar.edu>
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- Subject: calloc() - is there a C++ equivalent ?
- Date: 20 Mar 1996 00:50:41 GMT
- Organization: National Center for Atmospheric Research/Boulder, CO
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- Hello,
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- The subject line says it all - I want to allocate a block of
- memory which I can count on being initialized to zero, as the calloc()
- call in C will return. Is there such a beast in C++, or will I have to
- do the initialization programmatically ?
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- Thanks for any suggestions/insight !
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- -James
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- P.S. Please email information if possible.
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