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Convert CPP to C#
Posted on 2014-04-19
Hi..
Any idea how I can convert this to C#
struct extrema {
int *mins, *maxes;
extrema();
~extrema();
void alloc(int size);
void dealloc();
void update(point prev, point cur);
} horizExtrema, vertExtrema;
I think it's something like ?????
public class extrema
{
public int mins;
public int maxes;
void update(point prev, point cur);
}
Any idea how I can convert this to C#
struct extrema {
int *mins, *maxes;
extrema();
~extrema();
void alloc(int size);
void dealloc();
void update(point prev, point cur);
} horizExtrema, vertExtrema;
I think it's something like ?????
public class extrema
{
public int mins;
public int maxes;
void update(point prev, point cur);
}
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Active 4 days ago
IMO that should be more like
public class extrema
{
public int[] mins;
public int[] maxes;
public void alloc(int size)
{
mins = new int[size];
maxes= new int[size];
}
// void dealloc(); <-- not needed in C#
void update(point prev, point cur); // what is 'point' like?
}
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