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Method |
Description |
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 AcArray::AcArray (AcArray<T,R>&) |
This is the usual copy constructor--with the caveat that, if the system cannot allocate enough memory to make the copy, then it is assumed that the entire system is in a dangerously low memory situation, and there is no alternative but to have the system gracefully abort. |
| AcArray::AcArray (AcArray<T,R>&&) |
This is the usual copy constructor--with the caveat that, if the system cannot allocate enough memory to make the copy, then it is assumed that the entire system is in a dangerously low memory situation, and there is no alternative but to have the system gracefully abort. |
| AcArray::AcArray (int, int) |
This constructor is supplied with default values for both the initial physical length and the initial grow length. (Initially, the logical length of the array is always zero.)If the system cannot allocate enough memory to satisfy the request for a non-zero physical length, then it is assumed that the entire system is in a dangerously low memory situation, and that there is no alternative but to have the system gracefully abort.Note: There is no guarantee that the values contained in the array (for a non-zero physical length) are initialized to anything but garbage values. This means, do not... more |
