Open 2008shivam opened 3 years ago
I want a piece of code which does not involve loops but automatically generates some C++ code.
I have an const int d, and from this I want to write d lines of code to access an array. So for instance
for(int k=0; k<d;++k){ // do something to myarryay[k]; }
but I don't want to write this in a for loop. I want the complier to execute as if the following lines of code was written:
do something to myarray[0] do something to myarray[1] . . . do something to myarray[d]
Can anyone give me a suggestion on some code that does this?
I want a piece of code which does not involve loops but automatically generates some C++ code.
I have an const int d, and from this I want to write d lines of code to access an array. So for instance
for(int k=0; k<d;++k){ // do something to myarryay[k]; }
but I don't want to write this in a for loop. I want the complier to execute as if the following lines of code was written:
do something to myarray[0] do something to myarray[1] . . . do something to myarray[d]
Can anyone give me a suggestion on some code that does this?