Hi, below is one of the class in the program. I would like to know how to convert the class into the structure of C.
Thank you.Code:class node { public: int data; node *left,*right; int bf; node(int d) { data=d; left=NULL; right=NULL; bf=0; } node() { data=0; left=NULL; right=NULL; bf=0; } };
instead of saying class say struct
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C does not support function overloading, making it difficult to direcly convert your class. It can be done but it would be quite ugly. You could have something similar to this and be quite readable.
And to use the two node functions your overloaded in your class, just call the node or nodeDefault functions and pass a pointer to an instance of the structure.Code:struct node { int data; node *left,*right; int bf; }; void node(struct node *curNode, int d) { curNode->data=d; curNode->left=NULL; curNode->right=NULL; curNode->bf=0; } void nodeDefault(struct node *curNode) { curNode->data=0; curNode->left=NULL; curNode->right=NULL; curNode->bf=0; }
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You could also use some #define's to make the differences invisible to the user.
