C++ 默认构造函数,用新对象初始化指针
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C++ default constructor, initializing pointer with new object
提问by Alex
I have the following problem: In myClass I want to default initialize a pointer to yourClass, with a new yourClass adress. Unfortunately, if I want to delete the pointer at any point I get a (core dump).
我有以下问题:在 myClass 中,我想默认初始化一个指向 yourClass 的指针,并使用新的 yourClass 地址。不幸的是,如果我想在任何时候删除指针,我会得到一个(核心转储)。
class myClass
{
protected:
yourClass * yc;
public:
myClass() { yc = new yourClass(); }
myClass(yourClass * tyc ) { delete yc; yc = tyc; }
~myClass() { delete yc; yc = NULL; }
void setMyClass (yourClass * tyc) { delete yc; yc = tyc; }
void print () { yc->print(); }
};
int main()
{
yourClass b (//parameter);
myClass * a = new myClass();
a->print();
a->setMyClass(&b)
a->print();
delete a;
return 0;
}
The print() of a, should result in two different prints, dependent on //parameters.
a, 的 print() 应该导致两个不同的打印,这取决于 // 参数。
I considered yourClass yc; instead of a yourClass* yc, but I want to know if it is possible.
我考虑过你的Class yc;而不是 yourClass* yc,但我想知道是否可能。
EDIT:I reworked the code in the following way and it works. Still looks complicated, smart pointers seem promising and I still did not apply the "Rule of Three". Here the code. Thanks all.
编辑:我按以下方式重新编写了代码并且它有效。看起来仍然很复杂,智能指针似乎很有希望,我仍然没有应用“三分法则”。这里是代码。谢谢大家。
class myClass
{
protected:
yourClass * yc;
bool dynamic;
public:
myClass() { dynamic = true; yc = new yourClass (); }
myClass (yourClass * tyc )
{
// dynamic init (like default)
if (tyc == NULL ) { dynamic = true; yc = new yourClass (); }
// static use of yc
else { dynamic = false; yc = tyc; }
}
// because only if dynamic is true, we need to erase
~blu () { if (dynamic) { delete yc; dynamic = false; } }
void setMyClass(yourClass* tyc)
{
// leaving unchanged if new-stuff is NULL or like old-stuff
if ( tyc == yc || tyc == NULL ) return;
else // treating dynamic and static differently
{
if (dynamic) // if flag is set, must be deleted
{
delete yc; yc = tyc; dynamic = false;
}
else // must not be deleted, dynamic is still false
{
yc = tyc;
}
}
}
void print () { yc->print(); }
};
回答by Lorenzo Dematté
That's because you are trying to delete too much:
那是因为你试图删除太多:
- you are deleting a non-allocated object in the second constructor (remove
delete yc;
) - you are trying to delete a stack-allocated object, b.
delete a;
will try to delete a pointer to b, which is an object on the stack; what happens depend on your OS (I expect an exception/core dump/whatever)
- 您正在删除第二个构造函数中的未分配对象(remove
delete yc;
) - 您正在尝试删除堆栈分配的对象 b。
delete a;
将尝试删除指向 b 的指针,它是堆栈上的一个对象;会发生什么取决于你的操作系统(我希望有一个异常/核心转储/任何)
EDIT: another problem I spotted..
a->setMyClass(NULL)
编辑:我发现的另一个问题..
a->setMyClass(NULL)
I would suggest:
我会建议:
- this poston smart pointers
- this blog poston RAII
- any C/C++ primer explaining stack vs. heap allocation (static vs. dynamic?)
回答by sehe
You're violating the rule of three.
你违反了三原则。
Also this is recipe for disaster:
这也是灾难的秘诀:
myClass(yourClass * tyc ) { delete yc; yc = tyc; }
What happens if tyc==yc
? Right. Not pretty :)
如果会发生什么tyc==yc
?对。不漂亮 :)
myClass(yourClass * tyc ) { if (yc!=tyc) { delete yc; yc = tyc; } }