How can I Declare CircularBuffer variable first and initialize later?

[chenscottus]

How can I Declare variable first and initialize later?
like this:
CircularBuffer cb_variable;

  cb_variable = CircularBuffer<int, 100>;

How can I Declare a CircularBuffer pointer and point to a CircularBuffer object?
CircularBuffer * cb_variable_ptr;

 cb_variable_ptr = &CircularBuffer<int, 100>;

Many thanks!

[juuldiksWF]

I'm currently facing the same issue. Facing it when I try to declare the CircularBuffer as member variable in a class. It seems to call the copy constructor (which is deleted) upon initialization of the class that has the CircularBuffer as member.

Any help would be much appriciated!

[rlogiacco]

I moved your request to the discussions section, hopefully, some other users might help you. Personally I created and use this structure in a microcontroller context, thus I haven't ever faced this issue.

[rlogiacco]

I believe I have an answer for this request: the CircularBuffer is allocated on the stack, not on the heap, and this is more than probably the culprit for your issues.

There is a closed pull request I invite you to test: if that represents a solution, I will happily merge the PR.