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Hi..
Is there anyone that can help me with a clarifying comments on how typecast is used, I know the basic rules about typecast, but I wout like to learn the little more advanced function/rules and how you use it :confused: .
What I’m looking for could be a link, about the subject.
Thanks..
DK – Søren
PS. I have tried the book, The C programming language, with no look.
There is nothing advanced about it. It's simply making an alias of another data type to a new name. You can make a new type called 'foo', that's really an int, a type called 'bar', that's a struct of something you make up, etc. There is nothing advanced really. It's just a way to rename something.
Quzah.
Do you just string words together at random, or are you actually trying to form a complete thought?
Quzah.
*lol*Quote:
Originally Posted by quzah
dynamic casting is a C++ concept, not a C concept.
Sorry, I thought I am in C++ forum :D.
By default, C compiler doesn't permit some assignments of different types (Strong Typed concept). But you can force it to do so by typecasting.