• Tom (35/35) Apr 08 2007 Hey guys,
• BCS (2/2) Apr 08 2007 Structs are pass by value. The *s pushes the struct onto the stack and t...
• Tom (2/6) Apr 08 2007

Tom <tom nospam.com> writes:

Hey guys,

   having the following code:



























The output was:

Builded a new instance at 910FE0 ((S *)={this=910FE0,m=1234})
Builded a new instance at 910FE0 ((S *)={this=13FEEC,m=1234})
Builded a new instance at 910FE0 ((S *)={this=910FE0,m=1234})

I wonder why is that in the second line, toString is printing an 
alternative this pointer?

Regards,
--
Tom;

BCS <ao pathlink.com> writes:

Structs are pass by value. The *s pushes the struct onto the stack and then 
the toString function is called on that struct.

Tom <tom nospam.com> writes:

Stupid me... of course, thanks!

BCS escribió:
 Structs are pass by value. The *s pushes the struct onto the stack and 
 then the toString function is called on that struct.