Hello folks,
With Pelles C, the following function declaration gets a compiler error:
int swap(int &intA, int &intB);
However, an application with the same function in MS Visual Studio compiles and runs as expected.
I realize this can (and probably should) be done using pointers, but doesn't ANSI C allow function parameters to be declared as by-reference using something like this? int &intA
Thanks for any help!
Chris
The declaration is int swap(int *intA, int *intB);, but you call it value = swap(&intA, &intB);.
Quote from: chassan on April 16, 2010, 09:26:40 PM
int swap(int &intA, int &intB);
This is a declaration for C++, perhaps Visual Studio can compile it C-mode. Pelles C has a pure C compiler, so it does not understand it.