Null is undefined.
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I'm confused. Visual Studio is flagging the NULL word as undefined. I thought NULL was a system constant for C++. Did something change or is there a replacement for NULL? I cannot even check if a variable is null in an if condition.
NULL is not a feature of C++.
Many libraries (including Windows), often include the code:
Depending on which headers you've included, NULL may or may not be defined as 0. If you want to use NULL (and not just use 0), but you haven't included one of these headers in your CPP file, you can just use the above code to define it yourself.
Many libraries (including Windows), often include the code:
#ifndef NULL
#define NULL 0
#endifDepending on which headers you've included, NULL may or may not be defined as 0. If you want to use NULL (and not just use 0), but you haven't included one of these headers in your CPP file, you can just use the above code to define it yourself.
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VC 2010 also supports the new C++0x [color="#0000FF"]nullptr keyword, which is a type-safe version of NULL or 0.
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