Juergen Dallner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@rational.com on 03/15/2001
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Subject: (ROSE) Kind of operation-parameters (in,out,inout)
Hi all,
>>does anyone of you know, how it is possible, to mark parameters from
operations
as in, out or inout parameters?
you mean like in Fortran 90,:-) as far as I know it is not possible to fix
from the design.
>>Is this possible, independent from the generated language? For Ada it
seems to
>>work.
In C++ you can do, but specifing it with the C++ syntax:
int i // in argument C++ always make a copy of the imput argument
that are defined by value
int& i // in and out
const int& i // in only
the out argument in C++ is not possible to specify.
I don't know any other way to specify that. I am sorry.
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