Can anybody explain the difference between
#define int* char
and
typedef int* char;
Can anybody explain the difference between #define int* char and typedef int* char;
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Can anybody explain the difference between
#define int* char
and
typedef int* char;
They are different. Check this SO question.
#defineis replacement which is handled during preprocessingtypedef is used to define a new type which is ignored during preprocessing