Pointer to memory

Question

I have an array declared with new operator, and I pass it to a function. That receives it as a pointer parameter.
Now in this function I have an other dynamic array to store result.
Problem is :
Memory of passed array should be free in the end of this function, its pointer should point the allocated memory in this function and it can b used in calling function without return pointer to memory.

Answer 1

I have wrote a example for you to illustrate. This is how you accomplish that.
https://code.sololearn.com/cZmCzS4SxXBM/?ref=app

Answer 2

can you share your code here?

Answer 3

thanks Tanay
I got it.
you used double pointer to acquire this.
thanks 😊

Answer 4

please provide a sample code. Your explanation is not clear.

Answer 5

for example
void f1 (){
int* p1 =new int [30];
f2 (p1);
}
bool f2 (int *p){
int* p2=new int [30];
//some manipulation on p and store result in p2 via loop

//delete memory of p and store memory address pointed by p2 in p so that it can be accessed by p1 in f1.

return true;

}

//is it possible in any way ?