I am in doubt about C. I have already programmed a time in C in procedural programming, but for some months I started to program object oriented. In Java, it is possible to overload functions. As Java is an object-oriented language that was developed based on the C language. I imagine that somehow it is possible to overload functions, just as I can in Java, as it is very useful to me.
Is it possible to somehow overload functions in C
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asked by anonymous 02.05.2018 / 04:49
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Yes, it is possible.
- through complex macros and codes ( example )
- through some external tool
- creating a name pattern to facilitate
- use
_Generic()available in C11 - Create a dynamic system of variables
It has limitations, it gets ugly, I do not recommend it, but it's possible.
02.05.2018 / 06:05
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In C, no. In C ++, yes. You can develop in "C" and compile as C ++ just to use the C ++ features that interest you, in the case of overloading function.
02.05.2018 / 05:30