Re: the question about new operator syntax error
yang wrote:
I planed to add the third-party library in my project. The third-party
library have overloaded the operator new and delete function. There is
syntax error after I added the library in my project.
The test code as below:
int * test = new int;
int * test1 = new(test) int;
Before I add the library, it has no problem, but after I add the library:
d:\software\TestNew\TestNew\TestNew.cpp(13): error C2061: syntax error :
identifier 'test'
Firstly, there are two ways to overload new/delete, one is the global
allocation functions and the other is a per-class overload. Now, your case
above uses placement new - if that fails, I smell someone f***ed up and
redefined 'new' as a macro, like e.g. DEBUG_NEW as it is done by MSVC
sometimes.
However, I'm only guessing, so I'd suggest you simply show some code that
allows reproduction of your problem even for people that don't have this
unidentified mysterious library you are talking about.
Uli
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