Answer Posted / maniac_2004

if you want to construct a class whos constructor is private
then use a static method which constructs the object and
returns the pointer

class A
{
private: A();
public:
static A * createInstance();
};

A* A::getInstance()
{
return new A();
}

main(){ A::createInstance();}

This is similar to the "singleton" pattern...

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