Thanks a lot for correcting my English. Next time, I will explicitly
ask for a technical answer ;-)
In the code I gave, the memory area between p and (char*)p + l is
valid. Let's suppose that we have
char* c = new char[M]; // M > l
A* p = reinterpret_cast(c);
I also forgot to tell that this kind
* Frederic Mayot:
Hi,
Can someone give me an explanation why the following code produces a
bug. I think it's related to the compiler and that the first line is
not OK. I have no pb with gcc 3.4 but the bug appeared with gcc 4.1.1
A* p = ...;
int l;
(char*&)p += l;
The right way is
p = reinterpret
Hi,
Can someone give me an explanation why the following code produces a
bug. I think it's related to the compiler and that the first line is
not OK. I have no pb with gcc 3.4 but the bug appeared with gcc 4.1.1
A* p = ...;
int l;
(char*&)p += l;
The right way is
p = reinterpret_cast(reinterpret_ca
