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pointer trouble
<ignore previous cos of typos> ok, now that you explain the application, it does not look like a stress test anymore. so typedef double p_3d[3]; is fixed. And you dont want duplications so you want AllPoints to keep all-the-points while the triangles are formed using pointers to these...- CompilerProgrammer
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- Forum: C++
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pointer trouble
ok, now that you explain the application, the it does not look like a stress test anymore. so typedef double p_3d[3]; is fixed. And you dont want duplications so you want AllPoints to keep all-the-points while the triangles are formed using pointers to these points. Am i right ? how about...- CompilerProgrammer
- Post #7
- Forum: C++
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C/C++ Problems, pointers, classes, arrays, declarations
I have been working on C compiler for quite some time so i got to learn a bit of the dark side of C/C++. If you have a question feel free to ask, and through you i may learn quite a bit.- CompilerProgrammer
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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pointer trouble
Hi actually your usage seems to smell of stress testing, rather than typical usage. But thats ok. Using vector<T> where T is any type (such as your p_3d) is fine. T need not be an explicitly defined class. I have used vector<int> successfully many times. One would typically use vector...- CompilerProgrammer
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- Forum: C++
