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Explore Stack InternalIs there already a way where I can initalizeinitialize an array directly in thea struct ?
like Like this ?:
struct S { int arr[50] = {5}; } I know this only initializes the first element of the array, but is there any way to write something similar with the G++ compilerg++ but that can initialize all elements of the array with 5?
I've read that with GCC Compilergcc, we can use designated intiializersintializers int arr[50] = {[0 ... 49] = 5}; but this won't be possible in C++.
Is there already a way where I can initalize an array directly in the struct ?
like this ?
struct S { int arr[50] = {5}; } I know this only initializes the first element of the array, but is there any way to write something similar with the G++ compiler but that can initialize all elements of the array with 5?
I've read that with GCC Compiler, we can use designated intiializers int arr[50] = {[0 ... 49] = 5}; but this won't be possible in C++.
Is there already a way where I can initialize an array directly in a struct? Like this:
struct S { int arr[50] = {5}; } I know this only initializes the first element of the array, but is there any way to write something similar with g++ but that can initialize all elements of the array with 5?
I've read that with gcc we can use designated intializers int arr[50] = {[0 ... 49] = 5}; but this won't be possible in C++.
Is there already a way where I can initalize an array directly in the struct ?
like this ?
struct S { int arr[5]arr[50] = {5}; } I know this only initializes the first element of the array, but is there any way to write something similar with the G++ compiler but that can initialize all elements of the array with 5?
I've read that with GCC Compiler, we can use designated intiializers int arr[5]arr[50] = {[0 ... 4]49] = 15}; but this won't be possible in C++.
Is there already a way where I can initalize an array directly in the struct ?
like this ?
struct S { int arr[5] = {5}; } I know this only initializes the first element of the array, but is there any way to write something similar with the G++ compiler but that can initialize all elements of the array with 5?
I've read that with GCC Compiler, we can use designated intiializers int arr[5] = {[0 ... 4] = 1}; but this won't be possible in C++.
Is there already a way where I can initalize an array directly in the struct ?
like this ?
struct S { int arr[50] = {5}; } I know this only initializes the first element of the array, but is there any way to write something similar with the G++ compiler but that can initialize all elements of the array with 5?
I've read that with GCC Compiler, we can use designated intiializers int arr[50] = {[0 ... 49] = 5}; but this won't be possible in C++.
Is there already a way where I can initalize an array directly in the struct ?
like this ?
struct S { int arr[5] = {5}; } I know this only initializes the first element of the array, but is there any way to write something similar with the G++ compiler but that can initialize all elements of the array with 5?
I've read that with GCC Compiler, we can use designated intiializers int arr[5] = {[0 ... 4] = 1}; but this won't be possible in C++.