On my computer,
cout << new int[0] << endl;
When I ran , I printed 0x876c0b8.
I think I'm allocating memory
Assigning [0] means assigning empty. Personally, I thought there would be an error, but unexpectedly, the memory is allocated.
Does this apply to all compilers? Is it C++ standard?
According to 5.3.4/7,
When assigned as new int[0], assign an array without elements, and
According to 3.7.3.1/2,
For these pointers, the size of the object the pointer points to is not determined
Sometimes requests such as new int[0] can fail
accordingly
new int[0]The result of writing together is
It depends on the platform.
I looked it up to see if there's something similar in C
C++'s new operation is similar to C's malloc() or calloc()
The results are different when 0 is assigned, so there is no fixed standard in C.
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