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It's all about compile time warnings and static type information. The resulting code should be the same whether you're using 0, NULL or nullptr.
by exDM69 15y ago
It's all about compile time warnings and static type information. The resulting code should be the same whether you're using 0, NULL or nullptr.
- xilun0 15y agonot e.g. with 64-bits, va args and literal 0 (cf FrankBooth example)