struct __Garbage__MyStruct
{};
What is the purpose of this in c++?
It always occurs after the declaration.
struct MyStruct;
struct __Garbage__MyStruct {}; What is the purpose of this in c++? It always occurs
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struct __Garbage__MyStruct
{};
What is the purpose of this in c++?
It always occurs after the declaration.
struct MyStruct;
No, it’s not a keyword. Whatever code you are using is just defining a struct called
__Garbage__MyStructfor some purpose that I can’t make out from just the code you have here.That said, it is not a good idea to use names in C++ that contain two adjacent underscores.
These names are reserved by the implementation for whatever use they’d like (for example, their own internal macros and globals), so this results in undefined behavior. I’d strongly avoid code like this if at all possible.
Hope this helps!