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List:       boost-users
Subject:    [Boost-users] shared_ptr/shared_array    Question - SOLVED
From:       "voodoo4" <voodoo4 () otenet ! gr>
Date:       2004-02-26 17:27:07
Message-ID: 001b01c3fc8d$c5544b50$23e2cdd4 () voodoo
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*Colin Rafferty wrote:*
> Just like initializing anything else in a different function.
>
>     extern shared_array<Slave> createSharedArray();
>
>     Master::Master(int val)
>         : sl(::createSharedArray())
>     {
>     }

Well it is not what i meant but it doesn't really matter cause i solved my
problem.
I just had to do a simple cast...Duh!
And for anyone interested:

//A macro to to shorten the shared_array template code.Not really strong
typed...
#define SM_A(x)   boost::shared_array<x>

class Slave
{
    Slave(){ };
    ~Slave(){ };
};

class Master
{
public:
    Master(){ };
    ~Master(){ };
    void SomeFunction(int val){ sl = SM_A(Slave)(new sl[val];};

    SM_A(Slave) sl;
};

As i suspected.I'm an idiot who's bothering other people with his ridiculous
problems...
Thanks for your replies.


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