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what is the size of static data member

what is the size of integer static data member
Mar 29 '17 #1
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weaknessforcats
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static just means the scope of visibility. It has nothing to do with size.

Integers are always sizeof(int).
Mar 29 '17 #2
donbock
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There is no general answer to your question. Different compilers may well have different values for sizeof(int).
Mar 29 '17 #3

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