Question

I intended to create a class which only have static members and static functions. One of the member variable is an array. Would it be possible to initialize it without using constructors? I am having lots of linking errors right now…

class A
{
public:
  static char a[128];
  static void do_something();
};

How would you initialize a[128]? Why can’t I initialize a[128] by directly specifying its value like in C?

a[128] = {1,2,3,...};

Answer 1

You can, just do this in your .cpp file:

char A::a[6] = {1,2,3,4,5,6};