I'm know the basic typedef usage:
typedef unsigned int * INT;
This makes INT an alias for a pointer to unsigned int. And when used in this mannor:
INT set1, set2;
It is translated by the compiler as:
unsigned int * set1, *set2;
But I am not accustomed to this usage:
typedef WCHAR * PWCHAR, * LPWCH, * PWCH, *NEPSTR, *LPWSTR, * PWSTR;
And I should also specify that WCHAR is also a typedef:
typedef wchar_t WCHAR:
Can anyone help me out, especially in describing how the typedef works with a list of types. Is * PWSTR the alias for all of the list?
