I am trying to have a dynamically sized array on the stack. I have the following code
int length = 0;
getLength(&someVar, &length);
char infoLog[length];
but I can't do it. I originally developed the code on macOS and had no problem compiling it. I did some research and found out c++14 supports this, but I am not sure how to turn it on in CMake (or in VS2015 community edition).
Thanks
EDIT: As drescherjm showed it wasn't actually added to the spec. Did it as per the answer below.
No, C++14 does not support it.
Try using a dynamic container instead:
std::vector<char> infoLog(length);
If you don't want to allow resizing after creation (because the VLA doesn't), then
auto infoLog = std::make_unique<char[]>(length);
Both will use heap space to store the content, and free it automatically when the variable infoLog
leaves scope.
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