I have a vector type, which is four floats:
typedef float vectype[4];


The essence of my problem is because I can not do this:

vectype* foo;
foo= new vectype;

(which works with any other type)


I have a another Vector class which is an array that grows.

it has an operator [] function that returns a reference to the type
specified.


I can not do Vector <vectype> because of the previous problem.  With
classes, structs or elementary types it works, it just does not work
with
arrays.  Does any one know of a way that, say, float[4] could be passed
to a Vector class using a template, and it would work like a regular
vector?


   -Douglass Davis (dougd@cc.gatech.edu)


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