Re: Code structurization question ?
Giovanni Dicanio wrote:
This trick of "count of" calculated by sizeof( array ) /
sizeof(array[0]) does *not* work for arrays dynamically allocated on the
heap.
The above "count of" trick works for static arrays, I mean: arrays whose
size is known at compile time, e.g.
int data[100];
sizeof(data)/sizeof(data[0]) == 100
but it does not work for dynamic arrays like these I proposed in my
code, e.g.
long * pData = (long *) malloc( 100 * sizeof(long) );
This is the reason why I added a 'count' data member for each dynamic
array in your data structures, e.g.
struct ...
{
long * folderIcons; // dynamic array
int folderIconsCount; // # of items in it
...
}...;
Note that if you use C++ instead of C, thanks to some template
metaprogramming magic, the _countof() macro of Visual Studio gives you a
compile-time error if you wrongly use it with a dynamic array.
If you were using C++ you could make the struct a template and use template
parameters for the sizes.
--
David Wilkinson
Visual C++ MVP
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