c++ - auto_ptr for arrays -

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In short, I'm wondering if there is a type of auto_ptr for an orange, I know that I do my own roll I am just making sure that there is nothing already.

I know about vectors even though I do not think I can use them. I am using several Windows API / SDK like Windows Media SDK, DirectShow API, so that some structures can be moved back to the function call, which takes an indicator and size twice. The first time I have to allocate to get that data, for which I am looking for, the first time to pass as an indicator to return the shape of the structure. For example: 

  CComQIPtr & lt; IWMMediaProps & gt; PProps (m_pStreamConfig); DWORD cbType = 0; WM_MEDIA_TYPE * pType = NULL; Hr = pProps-> GetMediaType (NULL, & amp; cbType); CHECK_HR (hour); PTEP = (WM_MDIITYE *) New BYTE [cbType]; // auto_ptr instread hr = pProps-> GetMediaType (Ptytype, & amp; cbType); CHECK_HR (hour); // ... remove some stuff [] petite; Since the CB type usually returns to (WM_MEDIA_TYPE) is actually larger than the fact that there is an indicator of any other structure, I just do not assign items to WM_MEDIA_TYPE Is there anything like that?   
 
 
 Use  
  std:: vector & lt; Byte & gt; Buffer (cbType); PType = (WM_MEDIA_TYPE *) and buffer [0];  
 
 or  C ++ 11  
 
  std :: vector & lt; BYTE & gt; Buffer (cbType); PType = (WM_MEDIA_TYPE *) buffer data ();  
 
 Instead 
 
 
 Extra: If someone is asking what answer is  Yes  after the C ++ 03 standard 
 
 
 if by your compiler If  C ++ 11  is supported, unique_PTR can be used for arrays. 
 
  unique_ptr> LT; Byte [] & gt; Buffer (new BYTE [cbType]); PType = (WM_MEDIA_TYPE *) buffer.get ();

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