Re: usage of size_t

Chris M. Thomasson wrote:

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Humm... I may me misunderstanding you, buy exactly why do the objects need to be stored elsewhere? I mean, the list already stores a reference to the object and that's good enough for me.

If that object isn't stored somewhere, to what does the reference refer? First rule of objects: Everything Has To Be Somewhere.

For instance, where am I using extra storage to "store objects" in the following program:


http://clc.pastebin.com/3ymseiDB

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