This is a discussion on typeid and the type_info object within the C++ Programming forums, part of the General Programming Boards category; My instructor started using the typeid() function and, from what I've found out from google searches, the type_info object. my ...
My instructor started using the typeid() function and, from what I've found out from google searches, the type_info object. my question is: how portable is this and is it a windows thing?
if it's not portable, is there a better way? I'm thinking about something in the base class (char or int or something) that can be changed depending on what class is derived from it...
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Yeah, typeid, type_info, and the <typeinfo> header are all part of the standard.
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