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How can I trust in Objective-C?
From: |
Fabio Mascelloni |
Subject: |
How can I trust in Objective-C? |
Date: |
Wed, 10 Mar 1999 10:59:09 +0100 |
In the interface of one of my program's classes , I define an array of
float values called local_y.After that I initialize it and print its
content with a function called
"printfRow" implemented in this way:
void printfRow(float *vect,unsigned dim)
{
unsigned idx;
for (idx=0;idx<dim;idx++) printf ("%f ",*(vect+idx));
printf ("\n");
}
Here's the output for an instance of dim 2 when I try to use its
elements in a method defined int the same class
printfRow(local_y,2); // the output is 4.061603 3.941553
// now I try to write these values whithout using printfRow
printf ("First value : %f \n",*(local_y)); //the output is
452.150452
printf ("Second value : %f \n",*(local_y+1)); //the output is
0.000000
Fabio.
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- How can I trust in Objective-C?,
Fabio Mascelloni <=