#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include "announcer.h"
using namespace std;


int main()
{
	announcer *a[] {   //an array of 3 pointers, born not pointing anywhere
		nullptr,
		nullptr,
		nullptr
	};

	//Construct 3 objects in 3 separate blocks
	//of dynamically allocated memory.

	a[0] = new announcer {"m1"};
	a[1] = new announcer {"m2"};
	a[2] = new announcer {"m3"};

	cout << "\n";
	cout << announcer::howMany() << " objects exist at this point.\n\n";

	//Destruct the objects (in an unusual order), and give their blocks back
	//to the operating system.  We write delete, not delete[], because each
	//block hold only one object, not an array.

	delete a[1];
	delete a[0];
	delete a[2];

	return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}