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From: "Derek da Silva" <dasi@eidosnet.co.uk>
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Subject: Re: Codewarrior C++ Problem
Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2001 16:57:42 -0000
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Hi

Thanks for taking a look guys.  I'm still looking for a neat solution for
this problem.  I thought about overloading new and delete so they use free
and malloc so I avoid the bug in delete.  I can overload delete but not
delete[] (it won't compile).  The code below works (so it is possible to
overload delete), but I want to be able to overload delete[] as well.  Can
all you C++ gurus offer some advice?

cheers
Derek :-)

#include <libps.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

void operator delete(void * p)
{
    printf("z");
    free(p);
};

class gsCPoint
{
    private:
        u_long x;
        u_long y;
    public:
        gsCPoint();
        virtual ~gsCPoint();
};

gsCPoint::gsCPoint()
{
    printf("c");
}

gsCPoint::~gsCPoint()
{
    printf("d");
}

void quit(void);

main()
{
    gsCPoint *p;

    p = new gsCPoint;

    delete p;

    printf("end");

    quit();

}

asm void quit(void)
{
    breakc 0x8201
    nop
}