You could do this like:
1.
class clazz {
public:
int num;
};
clazz arr[3] = { clazz(1), clazz(2) };
OR
2. support default constructor with default parameters values or setters.
You could not dynamic create arrays with new using the first way.
That all I new. Hope this could help you.
2012/7/1 Vincent Cai <w...@cypress.com>
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