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> &structure AFAIK, that's only a legal function signature in C++. To the point of the question : when I wrote that, I was specifically thinking of 2-dimensio
by doktrin 13y ago
> &structure
AFAIK, that's only a legal function signature in C++.
To the point of the question : when I wrote that, I was specifically thinking of 2-dimensional arrays, not structs per se.
- Nursie 13y agoI meant passing a pointer rather than a by-ref call (which is indeed C++ only). i.e. void myfunc(thing* stuff) { return; } int main() { thing stuff; myfunc(&stuff); }
- doktrin 13y agoOh, totally agreed. What I had difficulty with, specifically, was passing around a struct that contained a multidimensional array of a size determined at runtime. I'm sure the problems I had could be solved by either a full re-design (not really an option), or accomplished by someone with more C experience.
- ATLobotomy 13y agoIt shouldn't matter what the struct is holding, you are passing a pointer, it's always the same size.