Hi,
Kindly see the snippet below
In this p is constant and not the value pointed to by p;Code:typedef int *ptr; const ptr p;
Suppose if we want to make the value pointed to by p, a constant, what is to be done?
Regards,
thelink123
Program on typedef - work around
Hi,
Kindly see the snippet below
In this p is constant and not the value pointed to by p;Code:typedef int *ptr; const ptr p;
Suppose if we want to make the value pointed to by p, a constant, what is to be done?
Regards,
thelink123
Last edited by thelink123; 07-24-2009 at 01:29 AM. Reason: Not the explantion, but the work around that is required
I believe your only choice is to change the typedef or create a new typedef or not use it:
Code:typedef const int *ptr; ptr p;
Thanks cwr
It is best not to use pointers with typedefs because they generally cause confusion. Typedef the actual type, but not the pointer part of the type.
Like
typedef int myint;
const myint* p;
Originally Posted by Adak
