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offsetof.cpp
/* |
File: offsetof.cpp |
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*/ |
#include <stddef.h> |
struct class1 { |
int field1[100]; |
}; |
/* ISO C and C++ both say that the second parameter of offsetof() must |
be able to be part of an address constant (ISO C section 7.17 |
paragraph 3). GCC now detects this case for C++. |
Here, 'index' is not constant, so it can't go in the second |
parameter, and you must perform the computation outside the offsetof. */ |
size_t get_field_offset (int index) { |
#if BAD |
return offsetof (class1, field1[index]); |
#else |
return offsetof (class1, field1) + index * sizeof (int); |
#endif |
} |
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