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[parag_paul]

hi All,

I am making the overloading operator code as inline in a C file.

Some thing like

struct A { int a};

typedef A aaaa;

int aaaa& aaaa::operator|= (aaaa& a) { }

Now, will this operators not be overloaded in other places, where I do
the same typedef.
?
Remember, i am not using header files at all here.

[Ian Collins]

pa********@hotmail.com wrote:

hi All,

I am making the overloading operator code as inline in a C file.

Not in C you aren't! Try c.l.c++.

--
Ian Collins.

[Joachim Schmitz]

<pa********@hotmail.comschrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:b6**********************************@f13g2000 hsa.googlegroups.com...

hi All,

I am making the overloading operator code as inline in a C file.

Some thing like

struct A { int a};

typedef A aaaa;

int aaaa& aaaa::operator|= (aaaa& a) { }

Now, will this operators not be overloaded in other places, where I do
the same typedef.
?
Remember, i am not using header files at all here.

This C++, not C, whch doesn't have operator overloading, so ask in
comp.lang.c++

Bye, Jojo

[santosh]

In article
<b6**********************************@f13g2000hsa. googlegroups.com>,
pa********@hotmail.com <pa********@hotmail.comwrote on Wednesday 21
Nov 2007 2:11 pm:

hi All,

I am making the overloading operator code as inline in a C file.

This is disallowed in Standard C. Implementations like lcc-win32 provide
operator overloading but you should ask, in that case, in
<news:comp.compilers.lcc>. If you are using C++ ask in
<news:comp.lang.c++>.

<snip>

[Martin Ambuhl]

pa********@hotmail.com wrote:

hi All,

I am making the overloading operator code as inline in a C file.

You are wrong about that because ...

Some thing like

struct A { int a};
typedef A aaaa;
int aaaa& aaaa::operator|= (aaaa& a) { }

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This is gibberish in C.