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#include <cstddef>
#include <exception>

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The header new defines several functions to manage dynamic memory and handling memory allocation errors; see http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/libstdc++/18_support/howto.html#4 for more.

Definition in file new.


Function Documentation

void operator delete void *  ,
void * 
throw () [inline]
 

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Definition at line 96 of file new.

void operator delete void *  ,
const std::nothrow_t & 
throw ()
 

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void operator delete void *   )  throw ()
 

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void operator delete[] void *  ,
void * 
throw () [inline]
 

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Definition at line 97 of file new.

void operator delete[] void *  ,
const std::nothrow_t & 
throw ()
 

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void operator delete[] void *   )  throw ()
 

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void* operator new std::size_t  ,
void *  __p
throw () [inline]
 

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Definition at line 92 of file new.

void* operator new std::size_t  ,
const std::nothrow_t & 
throw ()
 

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void* operator new std::size_t   )  throw (std::bad_alloc)
 

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void* operator new[] std::size_t  ,
void *  __p
throw () [inline]
 

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Definition at line 93 of file new.

void* operator new[] std::size_t  ,
const std::nothrow_t & 
throw ()
 

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void* operator new[] std::size_t   )  throw (std::bad_alloc)
 

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