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In this noncompliant code example, the for loop uses array subscripting. Since arry array subscripts are computed using pointer arithmetic, this code also results in undefined behavior.
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Instead of having an array of objects, an array of pointers solves the problem of the objects being of different sizes, as in this compliant solution:.
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#include <iostream>
// ... definitions for S, T, globI, globD ...
void f(const S * const *someSes, std::size_t count) {
for (const S * const *end = someSes + count; someSes != end; ++someSes) {
std::cout << (*someSes)->i << std::endl;
}
}
int main() {
S *test[] = {new T, new T, new T, new T, new T};
f(test, 5);
for (auto v : test) {
delete v;
}
}
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