[quake3] Re: C++? when did that happen?

[Ludwig Nussel]

Tim Angus wrote:
> [...]
> I'll say again, using 0 in place of NULL in C is perfectly valid and
> correct. Yes, NULL is implementation defined, but that DOES NOT make the
> use of 0 in place of NULL wrong, nor does it make it a "C++ism".

You cannot blindly replace NULL with 0. sizeof(0) != sizeof(NULL) on
64bit platforms. Variadic functions for example will break if you pass 0 where
you wanted to pass NULL. So always use NULL if you refer to a pointer.

cu
Ludwig

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