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With the introduction of generic_data_handle a NULL "pointer" will stop behaving as if it where a pointer, in certain circumstances (Context: in C++ it's defined as 0 not (void*) 0 as in C). This means that occasionally,
_pp = NULL;
_pp = nullptr;
could be two very different things.
The task would be the very mechanical process of replacing every NULL with nullptr.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
With the introduction of
generic_data_handle
aNULL
"pointer" will stop behaving as if it where a pointer, in certain circumstances (Context: in C++ it's defined as0
not(void*) 0
as in C). This means that occasionally,could be two very different things.
The task would be the very mechanical process of replacing every
NULL
withnullptr
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: