I spent a whole day looking for a bug caused by wrongly passing Windows PHANDLE type to a functi开发者_如何学Con expecting HANDLE!!!I was expecting the VC++ 2010 compiler to catch such a simple and ob
I want to create a function prototype in C++ so that there is a void * argument that can take pointers of any type. I know that this is possible in C. Is it possible in C++?
As title says, I\'m currently doing some small hacks with pointers in C++, but something isn\'t working out here\'s what I got:
I\'m trying to write a C++ mex function for Matlab that can handle multiple datatypes.Matlab gives me an mxArray*, from which I can retrieve a void* for the data, and an mxClassID telling me the datat
I have a \"generic\" linked link in C that takes void * data to store the data in a Node. insertNode(linkedList * list, void *data);开发者_如何学运维
I have a set of functions to be called e.g.: void void_func();/* id = 0 */ void void_func1(int);/* id = 1 */
As t开发者_JAVA百科he title says, is there a way to force GCC to warn me when I do something like this:
Ok this has been become sooo confusing to me. I just don\'t know what is wrong with this assignment: void *pa; void *pb;
I\'m a bit confused with a void* pointer in C. 开发者_JAVA百科Especially after reading this question: Is the sizeof(some pointer) always equal to four?, where one person says there is no guarantee tha
I am having trouble giving a struct value to a C interface for a queue that manages the queue as a linked list. It holds onto the data as void pointers to allow the interface to manage any data generi
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