Re: what wrong ??
- From: "collay" <mosan1981@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 9 Jul 2005 23:24:19 +0800
Sorry,
I am a new man about c++.
still your suggestion is good,I will try.
but I think it is difficult to find useful information in the very large
MSDN some time.
thank you.
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> This is beginning to sound like you are using me to help answer questions
on a test for school! The
> MSDN Library has a wealth of detailed information on all these topics.
You should read the sections
> on "C++ Storage Classes", "Memory Management", and "Scope" to completely
satisfy your curiosity on
> these topics. If you don't have the library on CD or DVD, you can access
it online at
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp
>
> "collay" <mosan1981@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > Thanks again.
> > Still I have a question as below:
> > You know that according to C++`s memory management,there are four area
as
> > follows:
> > [1]global variable area;
> > [2]local variable area;
> > [3]stack area;
> > [4]heap area;
> > Am I right??
> > The question:
> > If I define a global object,
> > which area does the object located in?
> > (still the stack area?I think the answer is no.)
> > what`s the result if it is a local object?
> > (I think it is in the stack like you said last time.)
>
>
.
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