I have a class from which i must use a constructor that initializes an array of pointers to objects that are Abstract. I keep getting an error when i try to compile this because i guess it is creating Employee objects which i can't do because there is a pure virtual inside employee. What is the proper way to do the constructor so it allocates memory for all the elements of my array?
Code:
Employee* Earray[10]; // Declared as private member in payroll
Payroll::Payroll()
{
Earray = new Employee[10]; // Employee is abstract so an error
}
Payroll::~Payroll()
{
delete [] Earray;
}