Re: Need simple C++ array class; any suggestions?

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From: jim
Date: Tue, 25 Apr 1995 00:00

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>Victor -
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>A regular array assumes that you can predict the maximum number of 
>elements when the array is created.  That assumption is not valid for my 
>situation.  I need the array to grow dynamically as necessary.
>

Most "smart arrays" in C++ are implemented as trees or linked lists.
Couldn't you just use of these datatypes to solve your problem?  A
template array would be a very easy thing to write.


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Jim Dugger, Software Developer
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Teubner and Associates

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