>If it takes you ten posts to understand what a union is, then there is no way on earth you're going to understand what the GDK libraries are doing.
Who said i didn't understand what a union is?
>If it takes you ten posts to understand what a union is, then there is no way on earth you're going to understand what the GDK libraries are doing.
Who said i didn't understand what a union is?
Yeah, there were 3 post of confusion, and 7 responses for you to get the idea afterwards. Sounds like it may have worked.Originally posted by AProg
>If it takes you ten posts to understand what a union is, then there is no way on earth you're going to understand what the GDK libraries are doing.
Who said i didn't understand what a union is?
There is another use of union I've used:
union{
double dval;
int ival[];
char cval[];
long lval[];
float fval[];
};
This union can be used to display one value in another format. I've used it to, for example, load a float and display the bytes that make up the float.
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