On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 18:46, Robert Clipsham wrote:
> On 23/04/10 17:22, #ponce wrote:
>
>> In C++ implicit constructors and conversion operators allow a user-defined
>> type to act quite like a builtin-type.
>>
>> struct half
>> {
>> half(float x);l
>> inline operator float() co
On 23/04/10 17:22, #ponce wrote:
In C++ implicit constructors and conversion operators allow a user-defined type
to act quite like a builtin-type.
struct half
{
half(float x);l
inline operator float() const;
}
allows to write:
half x = 1.f;
float f = x;
and this
In C++ implicit constructors and conversion operators allow a user-defined type
to act quite like a builtin-type.
struct half
{
half(float x);l
inline operator float() const;
}
allows to write:
half x = 1.f;
float f = x;
and this is especially useful for templates.
I cou