C / C++ / MFC

class Two;
class Three;

class One
{
private:
	int _One;
public:
	std::tr1::shared_ptr<Two*> _Two;
	std::tr1::shared_ptr<Three*> _Three;

	One() : _Two(new Two), _Three(new Three)
	{
	}	
};

class Two
{
private:
	int _Two;
public:
	std::tr1::shared_ptr<One*> _One;
	std::tr1::shared_ptr<Three*> _Three;

	Two() : _One(new One), _Three(new Three)
	{
	}
};

class Three
{
private:
	int _Three;
public:
	std::tr1::shared_ptr<One*> _One;
	std::tr1::shared_ptr<Two*> _Two;

	Three() : _One(new One), _Two(new Two)
	{
	}
};

BadKarma wrote:

I think that this will surely blow your memory into oblivion.

69 Bay wrote:

Would you copy the block to be altered to another memory block, edit it, and then save the original memory block upto the point that you gave altered, then save the altered block, and then save the remainder of the original again?

69 Bay wrote:

I am currently using the C FILE, fgets, fgetc, etc, but should update to a more up to date technique.

69 Bay wrote:

This works, but is there a much less labourious way to do this sort of thing?