[mt2002]

Hey everyone,

I have the following code (Modified to reduce size) :

//! statically create commands
static cmd_debug	_debugcmd;
static cmd_title	_titlecmd;
static cmd_timeout	_timeoutcmd;

//! add commands
internal_cmds[0] = (internal_cmd*)&_debugcmd;
internal_cmds[1] = (internal_cmd*)&_titlecmd;
internal_cmds[2] = (internal_cmd*)&_timeoutcmd;

All of the cmd_* classes derive from a pure virtual base class, internal_cmd. By storing all commands into an array of abstract pointers, I can work with any command using the same base class interface.

The problem that I dont like is the repetitiveness of this code. I have to statically create an object for each command and manually add them to the array, one at a time. Yuck.

Im looking for a better method that will let me dynamically add commands to the array...without using dynamic memory allocation of any kind nor STL as neither are implemented in this code running environment. I cant think of a way without needing dynamic memory though...

I *can* use a pointer to some location in memory to mimic dynamic memory though, but I am looking for a cleaner method as doing this may be dangerous as I would not know what is there in memory.

Does anyone have any better alternative methods that I can try?

Thanks!

*btw, What happened to the delete thread post button?