In my code I have to use a function that accepts a double*
as an argument
void function_1(int a, double* var){
(*var) = 0.;
for (int i=0; i<a.Size(); i++) {
(*var)+=pow(a[i],2);
}
(*var) = (*var)/a.Size();
}
Then I have to use (*var)
in another function that needs var as a double
double function_2(double x)
I tried to use
function_2( *(double*) var )
but without any success... Since I am new to c++
I think I am doing something fundamentally wrong. Any help on that?
Function 2 should accept a double all the same
function_2( double var );
and then you can call it with *
like so:
function_2(*var);
Here's a great and comprehensive tutorial on pointers and references (they are very related concepts in c++). It has some images that really make you understand this topic.