struct Vector {
float i,j,k;
} std::vector pt[size];
... = ... + pt[temp];
temp is of type int. Compiler gives the warning as the title.
struct Vector { float i,j,k; } std::vector pt[size]; … = … + pt[temp]; temp
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struct Vector {
float i,j,k;
} std::vector pt[size];
... = ... + pt[temp];
temp is of type int. Compiler gives the warning as the title.
You get this warning because the compiler is implicitly converting an
intto afloat.A possible cause can be something like