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I have put my code in to separate classes instead of having it just inside one class.

Here is my constructor, I have also included my file which defines the class (#include "Matrix.h")

Matrix::Matrix(int* m,int* n)//constructor takes two ints
			{
				M = (*m);
				N = (*n);
				this->ptr = new double[M * N];	
				assign(&M,&N);//call function
			}

So 'ptr' is declared in "Matrix.h".

Now, when I try to assign this memory to 'ptr' it doesn't let me.

The error I get is "There is no source code available for the current location"

Any ideas why? And a bit of an explanation would be nice is poss :-)
It is only since putting my code is separate class files.
Thanks

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Are M and N also integers or matrices of a particular size?

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Hi thines

No M and N are integers...I don't quite understand what is going on...

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What values do they ACTUALLY contain when assigned by (*m) and (*n)?
Have you looked at this in debug mode to see if they contain the values you expect?

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Yes, they definitely contain the correct values....

Just when assigning to 'ptr' gives me an error

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What error does it give and what is the data type of ptr?

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