fopen, calloc, and realloc can all fail, returning NULL. In the case of realloc, the original allocation will remain untouched, so immediately overwriting the original pointer with the newly returned value will leak memory and throw away potentially useful data. Reallocating every iteration is rather costly. A better strategy is to reallocate when the buffer … Read more
Change the following statements int ** dp = new int *; *dp = array; Or even you could write one statement instead of the two above int ** dp = new int *( array ); Also do not forget to free the allocated memory delete dp; delete []array; As for your code then you are … Read more
I would think you would need to add check on your externally accepted values (using assert might be a start) Like : checking tm>0 ler>0 C[i]<tm A[i]!=NULL B[i]!=NULL As mentionned in the comment it an off by one issue : in LER the values should be from 0 to tm-1 or use B[i][j]=C[k]-1; at line … Read more