![]() Until now the address operator only worked with simple variables. Now it works with arbitrary expressions (that are lvalues or function names). So for example this now works: struct S { int a[10]}; int f(struct S* p) { return &p->a[3]; } |
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Android.mk | ||
main.cpp | ||
runtimeTest.cpp | ||
test | ||
test.py |