structure problem

**sunnypalsingh** · 10-09-2005

Structure-valued functions are usually implemented by adding a hidden return pointer...

plz comments..if possible by a small example

**cwr** · 10-09-2005

I detect the sweet stench of homework...

**sunnypalsingh** · 10-09-2005

Originally Posted by cwr

I detect the sweet stench of homework...

U need to upgrade your detection skills....i was reading comp.lang.c FAQ's.....and came across this line...which i couldn't understood...

**Salem** · 10-09-2005

Perhaps you should improve what you post then, citing where you saw a particular article (or whatever) then asking for clarification.

Code:

struct foo { int a;  char b[10]; };

struct foo aFunction ( void ) {
  struct foo result = { 0 };
  return result;
}

It's basically addressing how you return a whole structure. It's something you don't need to worry about unless you're actually writing a compiler.

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