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You are confusing "operator new" with "new" operator(Read it again..as it is important)
- Chander Shivdasani February 09, 2011Lets talk about the "new" operator which returns an object pointer. It roughly works in the following way:
- It calls "operator new", which is the function that u mentioned above.
- It calls the object constuctor, if any.
- Return a pointer to the newly-constructed object.
So the function that u mentioned is part of the "new" operator. If you want to use it, you can do something like this:
void* mem = operator new(128); //Allocate 128 bytes
Notice the difference in syntax between "operator new" and "new" operator.
HTH,
Chander