C for Everyone: The JumpStart Guide to C by

C for Everyone: The JumpStart Guide to C by

Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2015-11-17T16:00:00+00:00


EXERCISE: why is it okay to return a local struct variable, but not the address of a local struct variable?

C With Classes

JumpStart C implements C++’s member function features. We do not expect users to define their own functions using “C with Classes”, as this is added primarily intended to support the JumpStart API and is not a complete C++ member function implementation.

Member function declarations are written inside a struct. The struct must have an alias name using typedef. To define a member function, the C++ syntax is used: the name of the function is preceded with the struct’s alias name, followed by the function name. Function calls are done using a normal struct member reference syntax.



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