I'm not a specialist for ANSI C (or regular C at all), so I stumbled about this stupid thing:
I want to initialize a struct element, splitted in declaration and initialization. This ...
gSoap generated client-side structure initialization and use (using ANSI C bindings)
First of all, forgive me if this post is redundant. I searched and although there are a number of struct ...
Yup, indeed you cant, but there is thousands of solution lies around. you want handle of structure of other software? you must have to make the platform for that. Because world of computing is not only doing math, its also about data sharing. and computing offers various way to share data: two process i can recall now 1) Client/Server application 2) ...
I use such casting when I know there is a fixed array size. So a typedef of a struct of said size, casting both sides, and assignment is the trick to get the compiler to issue inline machine-level block moves without calling a memcpy() function. Darn, there goes one of my patented uber-cool techniques.
#include struct example { int x; int y; int* z; // a pointer to a number }; struct example cs(int i, int j) { struct example e1; int k; // set some values e1.x = i; e1.y = j; k = i * j; e1.z = &k; // k will be destroyed at the end of this function printf("cs: address ...
hi all, first let me use one or two lines to explain where i come from, so you'll know a little of what i know (and hence how to explain things to me) i have coded quite a bit in java (up to the point where i can make distributed apps with RMI, use/make custom packages and so forth), and a ...