C++ an array of objects instantiation (I'm trying to find a compile time solution)

Question

For example, I have the following C++ class:

struct A {
  A(const int value) {}
};

If I want a single object, I can do this:

A a = A(3);

I would like to construct 10 of these objects, I don't know how to instantiate statically.

A a[10]; // This won't compile, as struct A constructor needs an argument 

I can use a pointer A *a, and then create the object one by one, but I am not sure if there is new feature in C++11 available which allows I can do these in 1 shot statically?

Answer 1

List initialization allows you to write

A a[10]{0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9};

Each element in the list will be passed to A's constructor.

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