Can someone help in explaining the advantage/use of the C++ SAFEARRAY as I am not finding much useful material out there.

This may be my answer to returning a large multidimensional array from a...

Thanks--> that is what I thought as this is what I tried:


#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int scan = 10;
int xyz=3;
int pixels=512;

Can similar code be written for 3 dimensions:


#include <exception>
#include <iostream>
using std::cin;
using std::cout;
using std::endl;
void display(long double **);
void de_allocate(long...

Wow. I completely missed that. That was a typo. I am bad. I got so focused on why my ouput was wrong and looked at my pointer etc and completely ignored the array declaration. HAHAHAHAHA. Oh...

Do I need to use the new/delete? thanks

Why is the last element not 7


int array[3];
int *ary;

ary=array;
array[0]=0;
array[1]=0;
array[2]=0;

My question is as the title indicates

Thanks

This what I've done and get:

I've moved array xyz_data[10][3][512] from being a private data member to a public data member of class scan_data. Called my member function(scan_data::add_image)(see...

Thanks for the info. However, my question has not been anwered. The above I am already aware of and anything I have forgotten I can go find my textbook from university. What I can not find in that...

Hello:
(I am using Borland C++ Builder 6 Professional)

Before you jump all over me I've already read the post Returing Arrays C/C++ and completely understand. For some reason I am still having...

Please elaborate

Hello:
(I am using Borland C++ Builder 6 Professional)

Before you jump all over me I've already read the post Returing Arrays C/C++ and completely understand. For some reason I am still having...