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mixing c++ and x86
More generally I would like to know how to refer to a C++ variable from within a separate .asm file containing 8086 assembly code. Bob54 -
mixing c++ and x86
Say I have an array A declared in a visual c++ program. I want to be able to access this array in a separate x86 assembly program (a .asm file which is in the same workspace). What are the conventions for doing this? Am I supposed to indicate that the c++ file is a "header file"? also... -
reflective information in classes
Say I have a class foo, and that one of its fields is a pointer to an instance of itself: class foo { int x; foo y; } When the constructor for foo is called, I want it to initialize the value of the y field to the instance of foo that just got constructed. foo() { y=THIS INSTANCE OF foo...
