C++ introduces new/delete on top of malloc/free. The proper way to do things in C++ is to use standard classes like std::array, std:: vector and std::string. std::array uses the stack. array size must ...

Rcpp is a mature and very widely used package providing seamless interoperability between C++ and the R language, which has a native C API.This package facilitates conversion between R data structures ...

I'm trying to templatize a class, based on a list of values. The list can't be another class - template parameters need to be compile-time constants. So that leaves arrays as the option.My current ...

Let's say I have a class of non-trivial size called MyClass I also have an array of MyClass objects: MyClass arr[10]; The most efficient way of putting a new instance of MyClass into this array is ...