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From: Danzer
Date: Mon, 08 May 2006 20:04
Date: Mon, 08 May 2006 20:04
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> The other question is about structure that declares a member of
> it's own type within it's definition. For example:
>
> struct TSomeStruct
> {
> ....
> TSomeStruct *x;
> TSomeStruct *y;
> };
>
> This compiles without warnings or errors but I would expect it
> not to because it looks to me like it's an incomplete data type
> when it hits x & y.
>
> ~ JD
>
This structure declaration would be necessary to create a doubly-linked
list. More meaning variable name would be
struct TListObject
{
...
TListObject *PrevListObject; // At the head of the list this is NULL.
TListObject *NextListObject; // At the tail of the list this is NULL.
};
It has been a long time since I've used such a structure.
Danzer
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