Can someone explain me the macro:
#define tr(c,it) for( typeof(c.begin()) it=c.begin(); it!=c.end(); ++it )
Plz stress on use of typeof and why this macro can be used for all the containers.
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Can someone explain me the macro:
#define tr(c,it) for( typeof(c.begin()) it=c.begin(); it!=c.end(); ++it )
Plz stress on use of typeof and why this macro can be used for all the containers.
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typeof
is a non-standard extension. C++11 analog is decltype; but in C++11 this macro is most likely unnecessary because you can just writefor (auto& elem : c)
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