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Hi there, I have created a SC_MODULE that has a member consisting on an array of pointers to another SC_MODULE: SC_MODULE(CLAYER_MEM) { FRAME *pframe[10]; SC_CTOR(CLAYER_MEM); } }; In the SC_CTOR declaration I have tried two different syntax for dynamic allocation, both compiling successfully: 1) Allocation with loop for(uint i=0;i++;i<9) { pframe = new FRAME("frame_"); } (Note: I do not care too much at this point about the name assigned to each instance, as long as it is predictable) 2) Allocation without loop pframe[0] = new FRAME("frame_0"); pframe[1] = new FRAME("frame_1"); pframe[2] = new FRAME("frame_2"); pframe[3] = new FRAME("frame_3"); pframe[4] = new FRAME("frame_4"); pframe[5] = new FRAME("frame_5"); pframe[6] = new FRAME("frame_6"); pframe[7] = new FRAME("frame_7"); pframe[8] = new FRAME("frame_8"); pframe[9] = new FRAME("frame_9"); Obviously I prefer the first one because it is more compact, but I have notice that in RUTIME: 1) with loop, I do not see on screen the result of FRAME constructor calls 2) without loop, I clearly see on screen that FRAME constructor is called for every instance Therefore I assume that the loop construction is wrong, but could you please explain to me why? Thankyou in advance.
