What i think is that dynamic type means dynamically allocated object using new. In the following case, do you say p points to dynamic type or static type of object? In standard, it doesn\'t say about
In C# I know that my objects are garbage collected when they go out of scope and there are no more pointers/references to it. Is there a way to run some开发者_StackOverflow中文版 custom code when this
Please bear with me - I\'m a c# developer with little experience with C++, and this is a steep learning curve!
I currently have a struct that contains a pointer to an array of pointers. I am trying to give a value to an element in the array of pointers, but I get a segmentation fault.
a[2][3] = {{-3,14,5},{1,-10,8}} *(a[j]+k) *(a[j+k-2]) (*(a+j))[k]) (*(a+k-1))[j] *((*(a+j))+k)) (**(a+j)+k)
Do I get a us开发者_StackOverflowual pointer as I pass a pointer to a reference of a variable or do i get a pointer to the reference? And what do i get as I pass a reference to a reference?
My problem is really similar to this. However, my implementation differs in that I\'m using a tem开发者_运维技巧plated linked-list
I am trying to work out a double pointer to a structure in C and cannot figure out what is going wrong... The simple source is below:
please see my codes below #include <stdio.h> #include <stddef.h> typedef struct _node { int a;
So I\'m seg faulting when I call printf in the following situation.I just can\'t see what I\'m doing wrong. Any ideas?Thanks a million.I\'ve marked the spot in the code where i get the seg fault with
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