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N.D.Quan wrote:

I buit a project to use a function such as "void cal(int a, int b) " stored in "cal.h"

first my project create a new header file like "cal.h" , it changes this function to "void cal(int a,int b,int c)" and its code too; second i want to use that func after updated and don't want to exit project.

 type va_arg(<br />
      va_list arg_ptr,<br />
      type <br />
);<br />
void va_end(<br />
   va_list arg_ptr <br />
);<br />
void va_start(<br />
   va_list arg_ptr <br />
);  // (UNIX version)<br />
void va_start(<br />
   va_list arg_ptr,<br />
      prev_param <br />
); // (ANSI

Steve Echols wrote:

Where did that question come from?

tom groezer wrote:

Why is a reference then returned in case of assigment operator where a dereferenced pointer is returned?

class A
{
   int integer;
 
public:
   A()  {integer = 0;}
 
   int GetInt()  {return integer;}
 
   A &operator=( A &a )
   {
      integer = a.integer;
      return *this;
   }
  
   int operator=( int i )
   {
      integer = i;
      return i;
   }
};

class B
{
   double dbl;
 
public:
   B()  {dbl = 0.0;}
 
   B &operator=( double newdbl )
   {
      dbl = newdbl;
      return *this;
   }
 
   B *operator=( B *b )
   {
      dbl = b->dbl;
      return this;
   }
 
   B &operator=( A &a )
   {
      dbl = (double)a.GetInt();
      return *this;
   }
};
...
A a1;
A a2;
B b1;
B b2;
 
a2 = 3;           // a2 == 3
a1 = a2;          // a1 == 3
int i = a1 = 4;   // a1 == 4, i == 4 
 
b1 = 1.25;
b2 = 2.50;
B* bp = b1 = &b2; // b1 == 2.50, bp == &b1
b2 = a1;          // b2 == 4.0

tom groezer wrote:

Will it be correct if I retruned the same way from other functions of a class or is it that we could this only in assignment and copy constructor.