I am getting the following error message
"no matching function for call E::computeX( B*&, A&)"
However, I thought I was passing B* and A rather than B*& and A&.
How do I go about converting B*& to B* and A& to A?
Sample header file
class A
{
};
class B
{
};
class C
{
A a;
D * d;
};
Sample implementation file
void C::compute(B b[3], int * i)
{
d->e->computeX(b, a);
}
Where E::computeX(B b[], A a);
type *& to type *
The following compiles and runs for me on MSCV 2010:
I'm worried about the number of pointers involved, and the raw array passing without passing the number of elements in the array. Have you considered smart pointers and containers?
class A{};class B{};struct E { void computeX(B b[], A a);};struct D{ E *e;};struct C{A a;D * d;void compute(B b[3], int * i);};// Sample implementation filevoid C::compute(B b[3], int * i){d->e->computeX(b, a);}void E::computeX(B b[], A a) {}int main(){ //A a; B b[3]; C c; D d; E e; d.e = &e; c.d = &d; c.compute(b, 0);}I'm worried about the number of pointers involved, and the raw array passing without passing the number of elements in the array. Have you considered smart pointers and containers?
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