Chetan Sakhardande wrote: > I have seen a ficuntio defined as : > > int foo(node *&root) > > where node is a class > > and called by foo(root) > > this function is supposed to take a pointer to a refrenece. > I am confused by yhi,s > > would it not be easier to declare it as > > int foo(node **root)and call it by foo(&root) ? Yes. > Comes to the same thing right ? Yes. > then whts the diff.? None, really. > any performance problems. No. -- Glynn Clements <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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