[ACCEPTED]-C++11 range-based for on a vector of pointers-gcc
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for ((int*) &p : values)
This is wrong. (int*) is an expression alone, so 5 you need to do int*& (with no parenthesis, that 4 makes an expression - aka "not a type name") at 3 least to make it correct. I prefer to use 2 auto or auto&, personally.
You can do 1 :
for (auto p : values) // here p is a pointer, a copy of each pointer
or
for (auto& p : values ) // here p is a non-const reference to a pointer
or
for ( int* p : values ) // here p is a copy of each pointer
or in generic code:
for ( auto&& p: values ) // p is either a const reference to what is in values, or a non-const reference, depends on the context
I think you meant to iterate over 'pointers' instead 1 of 'values' there...
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