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     Compiler error C2466
 
     cannot allocate an array of constant size 0
 
     An array of constant size 0 was allocated or declared.
 
     The constant expression used to allocate or declare an array must
     be an integral type greater than zero.
 
     An array declaration with a zero subscript is legal only for
     a class, structure, or union member, and when the Microsoft
     extensions (/Ze) are enabled.
 
     The following examples cause this error:
 
          int *p = new X[0];        // error
          C *aC = new [int_var] C;  // error
          int[0]                    // error
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