C++ Memory/Input Problem - c++

Question

I'm trying to create a small program in c++ where the user puts in multiple lines and the program outputs all the lines of after a EOT command is given (ctrl-d)
But i'm getting some error's when executing the program. I think i did a lot wrong.
(This is an hypothetical exersise, i don't want to use any vectors, lists etc., and only want include iostream.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
//Temp input string
string input_string;
//Array with input lines
string lines[1];
//Counter for input lines
size_t line_counter = 0;
//Input terminated checker
bool breaker = false;
//Eternal loop
for(;;){
//Get line, store in input_string and set breaker if input is terminated
if(getline(cin, input_string).eof()) breaker = true;
//Create a new temp array to hold our data
string temp_lines[line_counter+1];
for(size_t counter = 0; counter != line_counter; ++counter){
//And use a for loop to get data from our last array with data
temp_lines[counter] = lines[counter];
}
//Create a second array and repeat process
//because c++ doesn't allow us to create dynamic array's
string lines[line_counter+1];
for(size_t counter = 0; counter != line_counter; ++counter){
lines[counter] = temp_lines[counter];
}
//store input in the new array
lines[line_counter] = input_string;
//increase the input counter
++line_counter;
//if breaker is set terminate loop but output lines first
if(breaker){
//for each input
for(size_t anothercounter = 0; anothercounter != line_counter; ++anothercounter){
//output the inputed line
cout << anothercounter << ": " << lines[anothercounter] << "\n";
}
//break out of eternal for loop
break;
}
}
}

Answer 1

Try something like this (untested, edited in notepad):
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
//Temp input string
string input_string;
//Array with input lines
string * lines = 0;
// Array used for temporary storage
string * temp_lines = 0;
//Counter for input lines
size_t line_counter = 0;
//Input terminated checker
bool breaker = false;
//Eternal loop
for(;;){
//Get line, store in input_string and set breaker if input is terminated
if(getline(cin, input_string).eof()) breaker = true;
// Copy all lines from original array to temporary array, to enable resizing the original
temp_lines = new string[line_counter+1];
for(size_t tmp = 0; tmp < line_counter; tmp++) temp_lines[tmp] = lines[tmp];
temp_lines[line_counter] = input_string;
delete [] lines;
lines = new string[line_counter+1];
for(size_t tmp = 0; tmp <= line_counter; tmp++) lines[tmp] = temp_lines[tmp];
delete [] temp_lines;
//increase the input counter
++line_counter;
//if breaker is set terminate loop
if(breaker) break;
}
//for each input
for(size_t anothercounter = 0; anothercounter != line_counter; ++anothercounter){
//output the inputed line
cout << anothercounter << ": " << lines[anothercounter] << "\n";
}
}

Answer 2

For one thing I can see wrong is you cannot do this
//Create a new temp array to hold our data
string temp_lines[line_counter+1];
as line_counter is a variable, and array size must be a compile time time constant. Otherwise use new to allocate memory for the array.
Also it would help a lot in answering your question if you also post the errors you are getting.