Passing Polymorphic Pointer to Pointer into Function
May 3, 2013 at 11:25pm UTC
In trying to pass a pointer of pointers from one function to another, I lose my objects somewhere.
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#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
class function
{
public :
virtual double operator () (double x) {return 1.5;}
};
class pwfunction : public function
{
public :
virtual double operator () (double x) {return 2.0;}
};
void interface();
void definefuncs (function** funcs, long unsigned numfuncs);
void interpolate(function* infunc);
void solvefuncs(function** funcs, long unsigned numfuncs);
int main()
{
interface();
return 0;
}
void interface()
{
long unsigned numfuncs = 1;
function* funcs[numfuncs];
definefuncs(funcs, numfuncs);
solvefuncs(funcs, numfuncs);
}
void definefuncs (function** funcs, long unsigned numfuncs)
{
interpolate(funcs[0]);
}
void interpolate(function* infunc)
{
infunc = new pwfunction();
cout<< (*infunc)(1.5)<<endl; //works
}
void solvefuncs(function** funcs, long unsigned numfuncs)
{
cout<< (*funcs[0])(1.5); //Error Message: Segmentation fault
}
May 4, 2013 at 1:06am UTC
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void interpolate(function* infunc) //pass a copy of the pointer
{
infunc = new pwfunction(); //modify the copy
//cout<< (*infunc)(1.5)<<endl; //learn to use a debugger
}//leak
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