How does function-style cast syntax work
I guess I am a bit puzzled by the syntax. What does the following mean? typedef char *PChar; hopeItWorks = PChar( 0x00ff0000 ); ...
I guess I am a bit puzzled by the syntax. What does the following mean? typedef char *PChar; hopeItWorks = PChar( 0x00ff0000 ); ...
I came across this in an IRC channel yesterday and didn't understand why it was bad behavior. #include <stdio.h> int main(void) { char x[sizeof(int)] = { '\0' }; int *y = (int *) x; printf("%d\n", *y); } Is there any loss of data or anything? can anyone give me any docs to explain further about what it does wrong? thanks! ...
Hello, I have this code snippet and I would like to know why is the output as written in comment below: interface I { void m1(); void m2(); void m3(); } class A : I { public void m1() { Console.WriteLine("A.m1()"); } public virtual void m2() { Console.WriteLine("A.m2()"); } public virtual ...