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Part 14. Pattern 6. Changing an array’s type

03.10.201630.09.2016 / hownot2code / Leave a comment

Sometimes it is necessary (or simply convenient) to present array items in the form of items of another type. The following code example shows dangerous and safe type conversions: Continue reading →

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In C and C++ arrays are not passed by value

25.06.201622.09.2017 / hownot2code / Leave a comment

The fragment is taken from the game ‘Wolf‘. The code contains an error that analyzer diagnoses in the following way: V511 The sizeof() operator returns size of the pointer, and not of the array, in ‘sizeof (src)’ expression.

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