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Why? Essentially, a typedef only differs from a variable declaration by, well, having the word ‘typedef’ in front of it, functions or function pointers being no
by Koshkin 5y ago
Why? Essentially, a typedef only differs from a variable declaration by, well, having the word ‘typedef’ in front of it, functions or function pointers being no exception.
- tapirl 5y agoSorry, I should be more accurately. It is function type uses. In fact, I'm not confused with simple function types. It is just that sometimes, complex function types are convolutions for me.