Name: Anonymous 2008-04-09 17:23
When you use pointers in C++ (Sepples, etc) and you allocate memory to a variable, where is the memory from?
I assume it's from the RAM but i'm not sure, also, is it possible to try to store so much data that the memory fails? I wouldn't have thought so but google was evidently unhelpful, logically i think the memory would just shut down your compiler before you did something stupid like that. Yes, i know about the "delete" operator
I assume it's from the RAM but i'm not sure, also, is it possible to try to store so much data that the memory fails? I wouldn't have thought so but google was evidently unhelpful, logically i think the memory would just shut down your compiler before you did something stupid like that. Yes, i know about the "delete" operator