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In article <qQQe3.1601$nZ5.3455@nntpserver.swip.net> "Magnus Hult" <hult.holmstrom@swipnet.se> writes:
>I've got a problem (again). Take a look at this:
>
>class Object {
>    public:
>        int id;
>        static Object *pId[50];
>};
>
>How to allocate memory for those 50 static members? I can't make a loop
>outside a function, and it doesn't feel right to write "Object
>*Object::pId[n] = 0;" 50 times.

I guess I don't understand.  If you want to define all pId's
you'll need to do some somewhere, either in a brace enclosed 
initializer list, or in a loop (perhaps done in a static member function).

- Greg

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