Problem with new operator

[Nobody/Anonymous]

Hi all:

In my endless transition to GNU gcc I'm having troubles with the new operator when try to use in the non-throw versio (I.E. the old style of controlling the fault). For example, when I try

include <new>

char* cptr = new (std::nothrow) char[10];

I got some error (whose not appear in BC++): ..."std::nothrow' is not a type"

Could someone point out where is my error?

By the way I'm using Dev-C++ 4.9.9.2

Thanks in advance

Newbie

[Soma]

O_o

There is nothing wrong with the posted line. I'm guessing you misspelled it in your code and transposed it in the post.

If that isn't the problem, copy and paste the big three. Do not transpose anything.

Soma

include <new>

int main(int argc, char ** argv)
{
char * p(new (std::nothrow) char[10]);
return(0);
}

[Nobody/Anonymous]

Soma:

Thank you very much for your's help.

Although the code was absolutely without mistakes, your observation make me watch in that direction. Possibly I reused an previous C project to my tests, so although the file name where main.cpp, there where a flag IsCpp=0 instead IsCpp=1 in the .dev file. So, make was thinking that is was a C projec (I believe).

After the appropriate changes, the source compiles seamless.

Greetings.

Newbie.

[Haroon Kassim]

Replace #include<new> with #include<iostream>.
Anyway, what is <new>? </new></iostream></new>

[cpns]

2010-01-25 04:30:02 GMT
Replace #include<new> with #include<iostream>.
Anyway, what is <new>?

If you don't know, look it up before posting in ignorance. <new> is the
standard library header that defines std::nothrow.