Is it a question?!

[xhzeng]

I don't decide it, and I need help.

Q:
const int* pInt = new int(0);
delete pInt;

 

[tom_usenet]

I don't decide it, and I need help.

Q:
const int* pInt = new int(0);
delete pInt;

A:
c:\Dev\test\dotnettest\dotnettest\dotnettest.cpp(2) : error C2059:
syntax error : 'delete'

Tom

 

[Rolf Magnus]

I don't decide it, and I need help.

You don't decide what?

Q:
const int* pInt = new int(0);
delete pInt;

This is a piece of code. Not a valid C++ program, but might be valid as
part of one.
But what is the question?

 

[Michael Kochetkov]

I don't decide it, and I need help.

Q:
const int* pInt = new int(0);
delete pInt;

No, it is not. It is not a question. Even
const int* const i = new int(0);
delete i;
is not a question because destructors are allowed to run for const objects
too.

 

[Andrey Tarasevich]

I don't decide it, and I need help.

Q:
const int* pInt = new int(0);
delete pInt;

It is just a fragment of valid C++ code. Now, what is the question and
what is it that you "don't decide"?

 

[Unforgiven]

I don't decide it, and I need help.

Q:
const int* pInt = new int(0);
delete pInt;

You ran this trough an Internet translator, something like Altavista
Babelfish, I suspect? Unfortunately, none of us can really make out what the
question you have is. Perhaps you would be better of finding help on a forum
where they speak your language.

 

[Erik]

If this is an answer =)

 

[Calum]

I don't decide it, and I need help.

Q:
const int* pInt = new int(0);
delete pInt;

Drop the "const". You can't delete a const pointer.

 

[Karl Heinz Buchegger]

Drop the "const". You can't delete a const pointer.

Says who?

 

[Peter van Merkerk]

I don't decide it, and I need help.

Says who?

IIRC MSVC 6 doesn't allow deleting const pointers, even though according
to the standard it should.

 

[Rolf Magnus]

Says who?

Says "Calum"

And just to make that posting at least a bit useful: pInt is not a const
pointer, but a pointer to const.