揭开c_c 中数组形参的迷雾（Uncover the fog of array parameters in c_c）.docVIP

揭开c_c 中数组形参的迷雾（Uncover the fog of array parameters in c_c） Uncover the fog of array parameters in C_C++.Txt Uncover the fog wedge of array parameters in C/C++ Last year, the stars elder brother once in the VCKBASE/C++ forum published an article array reference to avoid array step down *1, I cant understand the meaning of this usage; a year later, my knowledge has changed, this article finally getting some understanding, so I would like to know in detail come, actually became an article. I hope this paper can enlighten novice, and also hope that we find the deficiency in their message after advice. The origin of the two Demo stars in the story are brother, in order to save the place, I put two Demo can also be made one, indicating the same problem: #include Using namespace std; Void Foo1 (int arr[100]) { Cout pass, by, pointer:, sizeof (ARR), endl; } Void Foo2 (int (arr) [100]) { Cout pass, by, reference:, sizeof (ARR), endl; } Void, main () { Int a[100]; Cout In, main, function: sizeof (a) endl; Foo1 (a); Foo2 (a); } Its operating results are as follows: In main function: 400 Pass by pointer: 4 Pass by reference: 400 This code shows that if the array parameter is an array name form (or pointer form, discussed below), using the sizeof operator, will not get the original length of the array; if the transfer method of the original array reference, there is no problem. This code is really difficult to understand, because it involves more than ten for participation in the argument, shape array and pointer, reference meaning, reputation and expression of relationship between the 4 types of problems, as long as there are 1 do not thoroughly understand, or understanding is not correct, this code will not understand through the above. This article also starts from these 4 questions, solves these 4 questions first, then discusses this code above. Although this seems very complicated, but I think that from the root to understand and study, it is like a long, close, close roa