How can I initialize this nested struct in C? typedef struct _s0 { int size; double * elems; }StructInner ; typedef struct _s1 { StructInner a, b, c, d, e; long f; char[16] s; }...

I m trying to write some reasonably generic networking code. I have several kinds of packets, each represented by a different struct. The function where all my sending occurs looks like: - (void)...

Purpose I am writing a network program in C (specifically gnu89) and I would like to simplify things by reinterpreting a certain struct X as big array of bytes (a.k.a. char), sending the bytes over ...

I m using auto-implemented properties. I guess the fastest way to fix following is to declare my own backing variable? public Point Origin { get; set; } Origin.X = 10; // fails with CS1612 Error ...

I have a client and server program where I want to send an entire struct from the client and then output the struct member "ID" on the server. I have done all the connecting etc and already managed ...

Assume I have a such struct: (define-struct node (value next)) ;and making 2 nodes, parent pointing to child as next. (define child (make-node 2 null)) (define parent (make-node 1 child)) Under ...

struct Div { int i; int j; }; class A { public: A(); Div& divs; }; In my constructor definition, I have the following implementation A::A(): divs(NULL) {} I get the following ...

The following code prints (when invoking MyMethod): 0 0 0 1 I would expect it to print: 0 0 1 1 Why is this? Code: private struct MyStruct { public MyInnerStruct innerStruct; } private ...