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I would like to pass arguments to the new operator (to select memory from
different segments).  g++ does not seem to have this implemented under gcc-2.2.2.  Here is some example code that compiles fine under cfront.  Does a
newer release accept this code?

Thanks,
Jack


#include <iostream.h>
#include <stddef.h>
class t {
public:
        int i; 

        // ok
	void *operator new(size_t sz) {
             t *n;
             n = (t *)new char[sz];
             return n;
             }

        // not ok when used in main
	void *operator new(size_t sz,int i) {
             t *n;
             n = (t *)new char[sz];
             n->i = i;  // not what I am really doing in my application
             return n;
             }

};

main () {
   
   t *a = new t; // ok
   t *b = new(5) t; // not ok,  parse error before `5'
}
  


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