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From: vashwath@rediffmail.com (prashna)
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Subject: Help-memory allocation
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Hi all,
How to check whether the memory is allocated or not when using new
operator?in other words, what the operator "new" returns if memory
allocation fails?Surprisingly no tutorial or book mentions what it
returns or is that this "new"(Ada) is entirely different from C++
"new" or C's malloc.
Any pointers on this will be appreciated.