If I have the following example: test.h class MyClass { public: MyClass(); std::string name1; std::string name2;
I have the following code: [test.h] class MyClass { public: string Name; MyClass(); void method(MyClass &obj);
I\'m developing some code which reads file names from an sd-card (using FatFs) and displays them to the screen. Here\'s a snipet of what I have working, this prints out the files on the card as expect
I\'m a bit confused about pointer arrays and I just wanna make sure I\'m right. When I write int *arrit is just a pointer to an int variable, not an array yet. It is only that I initialize it (say wi
I am statically importing a dynamic library (DLL) within Delphi and attempting to access its functions.
I\'ve seen this operator pop up quite a few times in example code in \"Learn Objective C on the Mac.\"
Good evening, I have 2 functions and each of them accepts as argument a pointer to char: char pointer[255];
I have the following code which is working, but I don\'t understand it 100% (please see the comments from code):
Let\'s have a byte array byte[] Test = { 0, 0, 0, 0 }; I want to do this: UInt32* p = &Test[0]; p* = 0xAABBCCDD;
I\'m very new to C. I want to write C-code that I will wrap in Cython. This is my C-code (a random-value generator based on a seed):
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