Re: Compiler bug? Two variables of same name in one scope

On Thu, 1 Nov 2007 12:48:28 CST, Wu Yongwei wrote:


Examples that are similar to that:

   int bit=1, byte=8*bit, kilobyte=1024*byte, megabyte=1024*kilobyte;

   double* p = (double*) malloc(sizeof(*p) * 100); // allocate 100 doubles

   class someobj
   {
   public:
       someobj();
       someobj(someobj* _myptr): myptr(_myptr) { }
       void realloc() { *myptr = new someobj; delete this; }
   private:
       someobj* myptr;
   };

   someobj* o = new someobj( &o );
   o->realloc(); // replaces o

(Ignore the fact that it's better to use new[] than
  malloc, I'm just illustrating here.)

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