Wilka,

Oh fine, be that way

In regards to C99 and standards, I''m curious about that too. Where do you get information on the C++ standard?

Thanks,

Dire Wolf
direwolf@digitalfiends.com

underscore in front does conflict with the compiler (at least for VC++). Try putting the underscore behind instead.

underscore in front does conflict with the compiler (at least for VC++). Try putting the underscore behind instead.

quote: Original post by NuffSaid

I thought prefixing variables/functions with _ would invade the compiler''s namespace?

Only if the character following the underscore is capitalized or another underscore. However, various compilers may not follow that strictly, so I usually avoid the underscore as a prefix altogether.

If I really feel the need for an underscore, I''ll use it as a suffix; generally, I don''t prefix variables with "_" or "m_" at all.


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