What’s the difference of pData1 and pData2, which are build as follows:
pData1 = (int*) calloc (i,sizeof(int));
int * pData2 = (int*) calloc (i,sizeof(int));
What’s the difference of pData1 and pData2, which are build as follows: pData1 =
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What’s the difference of pData1 and pData2, which are build as follows:
pData1 = (int*) calloc (i,sizeof(int));
int * pData2 = (int*) calloc (i,sizeof(int));
Without any more information, it would appear the only difference is that
pData2is local to the allocation since it is declared as anint *.pData1is not declared so it would have to have a larger (global?) scope and be defined elsewhere.