Write a function called StringToCharBuffer that

Takes $2$ parameters: a string and a pointer to a pointer to a character.

Must dynamically allocate a character array big enough to store the string $($and it's null terminator character$)$ and "return" the array through the pointer to a pointer $2$nd parameter

Populate the dynamically allocated character buffer with characters from the first string parameter in reverse order

Use some form of pointer incrementor or pointer arithmetic

The function should work with the following main$()$ code:

int main$()$

$\{$

char$*$ p;

string s $="!$kcoR sredoC";

StringToCharBuffer$($s$,$ &p$)$;

cout $<<$ p $<<$ endl;

delete$[]$ p;

return $0$;

$\}$

Submit your $*.$cpp file and vcxproj file zipped up $($Mac users can just submit their $*.$cpp file$).$