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Re: Return Array from C++

May 11th, 2004

C++ is not my native tongue, but I'll mention a couple of things and try to wade through the linter's output.

First, I believe you are trying to delete the objects twice. Once in main(), and then again in the destructor when the object goes out of scope.

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	 if ( index < 0 || index >= LENGTH )
		 cout << "INVALID INDEX" << endl;
	 array[index] = value;
	 if ( index < 0 || index >= LENGTH )
		 cout << "INVALID INDEX" << endl;
	 array[index] = value;

Here you may attempt to access out of array bounds.
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 Array()
{
	 array = new int(LENGTH);
}

I think you want the square brackets.

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 Array()
{
	 array = new int[LENGTH];
}

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[Info 1732] new in constructor for class 'Array' which has no assignment operator
[Info 1733] new in constructor for class 'Array' which has no copy constructor

I forget why, but it's right.
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