How do I declare a Const. as a Varible of a different type.
Sharma Anupindi
n077gh at tamuts.tamu.edu
Thu May 23 06:48:19 AEST 1991
Hai,
Is there a way of declaring a constant as a variable of a different
type.
it is something like the intern function of lisp.
for example;
char name[20] = {"sharma"};
int sharma;
here I stored "sharma" in the var, name. But in my problem I read the string
from a data file and store them in the var name which is the elemet of a struct.
that is something like struct[1].name="ghjghj" and struct[2].name="hgjghj".
And after reading them from a file I should declare the strings as a variable
of different type ( like int in the example).
I would like to have this in `C', and if it is not possible in `C', C++ will
also do.
Sharma.
n077gh at tamuts.tamu.edu
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