typedef float Matrix[4][4];
typedef Uint8 Uint24[3];
class Example {
int someVariable;
Example(int someParameter)
{
someVariable = someParameter;
}
}
. . .
Example *classArray;
. . .
classArray = new Example(32)[8];
#include <vector>
std::vector<Example *> classVector;
typedef float Matrix[4][4];typedef Uint8 Uint24[3];class Example { int someVariable; Example(int someParameter) { someVariable = someParameter; }}classArray = new Example(32)[8];std::vector<Example> v;v.resize(32, Example(32));typedef struct { int someInt; char *someString;} Example;Example *pStruct; // variable declarationstruct Example { int someInt; char *someString;};// variable declarationExample *pStruct; // can one write like this without struct?struct Example *pStruct; // or must one write like this?
struct Example { int someInt; char *someString;};// variable declarationExample *pStruct; // Works in C++, but not in C?struct Example *pStruct; // In C I have to, in C++ I don't have to?Quote:Original post by Anonymous Poster
The question was if I must write struct before in struct variable declarations?
Confirm:
In C I must?
In C++ it works without?
