Re: Arrays in C++

you may also try to use the vector template, it may be
easier for you instead of using an array
so you could return a reference to the vector

Marcel

--- Haroon Shafiq <[email protected]>
wrote:
> you are returning an array that is being declared in
> the called function. it is created on the function
> local stack and is destroyed as soon as the function
> returns. you could make it a global array, or create
> it in the calling function and pass its pointer as
> an argument to the called function. still if you
> want to declare it in called function, you can make
> it static so that its value is preserved even if the
> function returns.
> haroon
> 
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