While defining a network-message struct: Want to hold the Op field as an Enum (so to limit the allowed values). Need to keep all fields as unsig ...
While defining a network-message struct: Want to hold the Op field as an Enum (so to limit the allowed values). Need to keep all fields as unsig ...
I have a situation using c++ language, where I have got integer values from 1 to 7 for input into a method for weekdays . As I can easily convert enum ...
I understand that a strongly typed enumerator can be converted to its underlying type as: However, this is working in run-time. Since enumerators ...
Consider the following code. I was assuming that by having the type of the strongly typed enum specified that I would be able to use it to pass to fun ...
I am using G++ mostly and nowadays Visual Studio 2015. I wanted to build my project with VC++2015 but I get error messages that saying invalid use of ...
In C++11 we can cast a strongly-typed enum (enum class) to its underlying type. But it seems we cannot cast a pointer to the same: I'm trying to un ...
Sorry if the question may be very stupid: I have an enum and the name contained in the enum must be a number: If i remember well the undercorse in ...
Here is my source (as answer) , how to implement underlying_value, and to_enum functions. How to automatically convert strongly typed enum into int? ...
How can I use enums in this case without casting count of enum to int? ...
According to the GCC C++11 support status website, strongly typed enums are available for g++4.4 and greater. However the following does not compile ...
Here's a bit of code that might seem like it would work: But it fails under both GCC (4.6.2) and clang (2.9) on Linux: max() for enum types is in f ...
The a::LOCAL_A is what the strongly typed enum is trying to achieve, but there is a small difference : normal enums can be converted into integer ty ...