Re: pointer

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On Thu, 07 Jun 2007 15:19:12 GMT, MrAsm <mrasm@xxxxxxx> wrote:


class A is derived from class B

void A::foo1(A ** pPointer )
{
B * b = new B();
b->foo2( pPointer );
}

void B::foo2(B ** pPointer)
{
...
}

Would this compile?

I've checked, and a reinterpret_cast is needed for my solution of
using double pointers.

BTW: do you really need this level of indirection, or would a simple
pointer (not double pointers or reference to pointers) be just fine?

MrAsm
.

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