Re: Re: [cc65] returning structs

Hi,

> Well, its not as pretty as returning a struct by value, but here's something
> of what I did:  I created a struct in the main function, then sent it into
> another function by reference (pointer).  Made the changes inside the
> function, which of course then were available back in the main function.

Correct, this is the typical, clean and fast way to do it:

void snafucate(foo* p)
{
    p->x = 42;
}

int main(void)
{
    foo f;
    snafucate(&f);
}

/Thomas


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