MrOrdinaire:
I cannot find "cint_t" nor "cint" in the d standard modules
(mine are at /usr/include/d/).
I don't remember the correct name.
For the symbol "*", do you mean I should write something like
this?
uint8_t[4]* ptrs
Right. It's a D coding style convention that has a practical
base. In C this means a is a pointer and b is an integer, while
in D it means both are pointers:
int *a, b;
In C this means a is an int and b is a pointer, while in D it's
thankfully an error (Error: multiple declarations must have the
same type, not int and int*):
int a, *b;
Bye,
bearophile
