Allocating data arrays in C++


 
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Old 10-30-2010
That's not correct, I suggest you try what I posted instead.

You're just allocating pointers. A pointer to nothing can't hold anything. You need to allocate memory for them to point to, too, like I did.
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Thank you very much! you helped me alot!
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