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Old 03-Jun-2007, 21:58
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Interesting Question: how can you design a class on stack frame?

How to design a class which can only be allocated from stack frame? Any ideas?
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Re: Interesting Question: how can you design a class on stack frame?

You can overload operator new() and operator new[]() for the class and make them private.
 
 
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