This is a discussion on inline scope within the C++ Programming forums, part of the General Programming Boards category; Just curious, do objects declared in inline functions go out of scope after the function ends? For example: Code: inline ...
Just curious, do objects declared in inline functions go out of scope after the function ends? For example:
Code:inline int* func() { int temp = 0; return &temp; } int main() { int myInt = 100; myInt = *func(); //Will myInt == 0, or did temp go out of scope? return 0; }
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When leaving a block the variables that are local to the block are destroyed and no longer exist.
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