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  • 4.2: C Memory Allocation

    • Hootnest: "C Data Structures" Page

      Memory allocation is not just for native data types; they work for user-defined types as well. Read this discussion, which uses C, but note that in C++ new and delete work as well.

    • York College of Pennsylvania: David Hovemeyer's "C Pointers and Dynamic Memory Allocation" Page

      You shouldn't feel limited by C++ new and delete. The C-language memory allocation methods are also effective.

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