Comments by Jamie Engel

Jamie Engel 26-Feb-23 15:36pm View

It still won't print anything, at this point i am doubting both by C skills and my compiler xD

Jamie Engel 26-Feb-23 14:44pm View

how do i initialize it? Do i use "new"?

Jamie Engel 26-Feb-23 14:04pm View

I improved the question with the code :)

Jamie Engel 26-Feb-23 13:12pm View

It still doesn't work like i want it too. If i have a int b = 64 in classTwo and i do "classOne cls; printf("%d", cls.two->b);" it compiles but when i run it it doesn't print anything.

Jamie Engel 26-Feb-23 12:39pm View

yes it was a typo, it wasn't meant to be infinitely recursive haha. I don't know how to delete my question though, seems kind of unnecessary to take up bandwidth just because i was tired and forgot to check the spelling xD

Jamie Engel 25-Feb-23 13:39pm View

I did "r = (pop() << 8)" first, and then "r |= pop()" but now it just gives me -86.

Jamie Engel 25-Feb-23 13:12pm View

Now it actually pushes 2 values, but it's -86 and 3, and the popw is now -22013. Something must be wrong with either my popw function, or the first part of the pushw.

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