From External Variables Wiki: If neither the extern keyword nor an initialization value are present, the
I trying to learn a bit more about Objective-c, and at the moment i\'m stuck. I got 4 errors, all the same. \"Implicit declaration of function\", I googled it but i didn\'t find a solution.
I am building a MooTools class and I have this in my initialize function: this.css = null; window.addEvent(\'domready\', function(){
I recently came across this开发者_如何学运维 construct: int(m); which seems to be equivalent to:
I\'m having some trouble declaring a string variable. Code and the errors are here: http://pastebin.com/TEQCxpZd Any thoughts on what I\'m doing wrong? Also, please keep it platform independent. Thank
I\'m porting code from VS2005 to C++ Builder XE so that it will compile with both compilers.The following code compiles fine under VS2005 but under C++ Builder I get the subject error message with the
I don\'t know if this is possible but I\'d like to write a macro that declare a variable length struct on the stack. I want to do something like this:
I\'m reading \"Generics in the Java Programming Language\" by Gilad Bracha and I\'m confused abouta style of declaration. The following code is found on page 8:
Hi I was stumbling through legacy code, and I came across a wierd method definition/declaration. I have an educated guess of what it does, but I cannot be 100% sure yet.
I know it\'s possible to do class implementation in more than one file(yes, I know that this is bad idea), but I want to know if it\'s possible to write class definition in separate files without gett