Usage of R-value reference
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I had submitted below code for review.
//centerX, centerY, xradius, yradius is some float value
for (int i = 0; i < num_segment; i++)
{
float theta = i * M_PI / 90; ====> got an code review here
x = centerX + (xradius * cos(theta));
y = centerY + (yradius * sin(theta));
....
}
Code review comment :
Did you consider an rvalue reference here like "const float theta&& =
..."
I said cos and sin from math.h is not taking rValue reference, so I don't see any need for using rvalue reference here.
Is my response correct? or do we need to use rValue reference here?
c++ c++11
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I had submitted below code for review.
//centerX, centerY, xradius, yradius is some float value
for (int i = 0; i < num_segment; i++)
{
float theta = i * M_PI / 90; ====> got an code review here
x = centerX + (xradius * cos(theta));
y = centerY + (yradius * sin(theta));
....
}
Code review comment :
Did you consider an rvalue reference here like "const float theta&& =
..."
I said cos and sin from math.h is not taking rValue reference, so I don't see any need for using rvalue reference here.
Is my response correct? or do we need to use rValue reference here?
c++ c++11
asked 2 mins ago
samnactionsamnaction
1585
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add a comment |
$begingroup$
I had submitted below code for review.
//centerX, centerY, xradius, yradius is some float value
for (int i = 0; i < num_segment; i++)
{
float theta = i * M_PI / 90; ====> got an code review here
x = centerX + (xradius * cos(theta));
y = centerY + (yradius * sin(theta));
....
}
Code review comment :
Did you consider an rvalue reference here like "const float theta&& =
..."
I said cos and sin from math.h is not taking rValue reference, so I don't see any need for using rvalue reference here.
Is my response correct? or do we need to use rValue reference here?
c++ c++11
asked 2 mins ago
samnactionsamnaction
1585
$endgroup$
I had submitted below code for review.
//centerX, centerY, xradius, yradius is some float value
for (int i = 0; i < num_segment; i++)
{
float theta = i * M_PI / 90; ====> got an code review here
x = centerX + (xradius * cos(theta));
y = centerY + (yradius * sin(theta));
....
}
Code review comment :
Did you consider an rvalue reference here like "const float theta&& =
..."
I said cos and sin from math.h is not taking rValue reference, so I don't see any need for using rvalue reference here.
Is my response correct? or do we need to use rValue reference here?
c++ c++11
c++ c++11
asked 2 mins ago
samnactionsamnaction
1585
asked 2 mins ago
samnactionsamnaction
1585
asked 2 mins ago
samnactionsamnaction
1585
asked 2 mins ago
samnactionsamnaction
1585
asked 2 mins ago
samnactionsamnaction
1585
1585
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