Hi,
I have the following two arrays (which is just a simplified example):
const int nSize = 5;
int x[nSize], y[nSize];
Is the following code has any side effect? In other words, is it one of
the right ways using std::copy? Thanks for any advise.
std::copy(x, x+nSize, y);
JD
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JDT wrote:
Hi,
I have the following two arrays (which is just a simplified example):
const int nSize = 5;
int x[nSize], y[nSize];
Is the following code has any side effect? In other words, is it one of
the right ways using std::copy? Thanks for any advise.
std::copy(x, x+nSize, y);
Yes, this will work as desired.
On Tue, 19 Dec 2006 20:49:30 GMT in comp.lang.c++, JDT
<jd*******@yaho o.comwrote,
>int x[nSize], y[nSize];
std::copy(x, x+nSize, y);
Yes, perfectly OK.
Gianni Mariani wrote:
JDT wrote:
Hi,
I have the following two arrays (which is just a simplified example):
const int nSize = 5;
int x[nSize], y[nSize];
Is the following code has any side effect? In other words, is it one of
the right ways using std::copy? Thanks for any advise.
std::copy(x, x+nSize, y);
Yes, this will work as desired.
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