Re: size_t

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George wrote:
Hi Bo Persson,


I am confused about your comments. Do you mean we need include some
header file to use size_t or not? From testing, seems we do not
need to include any header file in order to use size_t.

We need to include a header to get access to size_t, because it is a
typedef.


My test environment, VC 2008.

VC2008 knows about size_t even without a header, because the compiler
uses the type itself. When you use it, you should include the
appropriate header.


Bo Persson



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