why C++ works slower than MATLAB

Hi

I wrote a code in MATLAB and then I trnaslated it to c++. when the size of my matrices are less than 600*600, my c++ code is faster than my matlab code. For matrices bigger than 600*600, I only changed the type of memory allocation and instead of stack I used heap.
For example, for vectors, Instead of:
int *fb;
fb = (int*) malloc(NB*sizeof(int));

I'm using:

int *fb=new int[NB];

and the same for matrices. I don't know why my c++ code is now a lot slower than MATLAB.

another things,
I also get an error when I used delete function to delete the arrays on hep, so I removed all delete from my code. I'm not getting that error anymore, but It is weird because as I know, I have to delete those memories.

Can anyone help me please.
Does the way that I define my array change the result? it should not, but my result is different when I use malloc and NEW.

Thkans
> and the same for matrices
You mean int *matrix = new int[row*col]; ¿right?

> I also get an error when I used delete function to delete the arrays on hep,
¿Could you be more obscure?
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