/* If (pt - & gt; BEnable==1) { If (pt - & gt; BR_trig!=gTimeNumber) { Pt - & gt; NET++; } Pt - & gt; NET++; } The else { Pt - & gt; NET=0; Pt - & gt; BR_trig=0; } If (pt - & gt; NET & gt;=pt - & gt; Ntimecount) return 1; The else { return 0; } Pt - & gt; BR_trig=gTimeNumber; */ return 0; } Unsigned char TimerTon2 (pt) Ton * { Printf (" this is here2 \ n "); return 0; } Void simluationtime () { If (gTimeNumber==1) { GTimeNumber=0; return; } If (gTimeNumber==0) { GTimeNumber=1; return; } } Int main (int arg c, char * const argv []) { Printf (" this is the main \ n "); /* T1. BEnable=1; T1. Ntimecount=20000; while(! TimerTon1 (& amp; T1)) { Simluationtime (); } Printf (" timing to % d \ n ", t1.nET). */ Getchar (); return 0; } Lanuch. Json { "Version" : "0.2.0," "Configurations:" [ { "Name" : "c + + Launch),//configuration name, will be in the Launch configuration drop-down menu shown in "Type" : "CPPDBG",//configuration type, here only for CPPDBG "Request" : "launch",//request configuration type, to launch (start) or the attach (additional) "TargetArchitecture" : "x86",//generates target architecture, generally for x86 or x64, for x86 and arm, arm64, MIPS, x64, amd64, x86_64 "The program" : "${workspaceFolder}/${fileBasenameNoExtension}. Exe",//to debug program path "MiDebuggerPath" : "C:/MinGW/bin/GDB. Exe",//miDebugger path, note here with MinGW path corresponding to the "Args" : [],//program debugging when passed to the command line arguments, can be sent to is set to null"StopAtEntry" : false,//set to true when the program will be suspended at the entrance to the program, usually set to false "CWD" : "${workspaceRoot}",//debug program working directory, usually ${workspaceRoot} the code directory "ExternalConsole" : true,//debug whether display console window, generally set to true display console "PreLaunchTask" : "GCC",//debug session prior to the start of the task, generally for the compiler, for g + + c + +, c for GCC "SetupCommands" : [ { "Description" : "Enable pretty - printing for GDB", "Text", "- the enable - pretty - printing", "IgnoreFailures" : true } ] } ] } { "Version" : "2.0.0," "Command" : "GCC", "Args" : [ "Hunt", "- g," "${file}", "- o," "${fileBasenameNoExtension}. Exe" ], "EchoCommand" : true, "ProblemMatcher" : { "The owner", "CPP", "FileLocation" : [ "Relative", "${workspaceFolder} "], "The pattern" : { "Regexp:" ^ "(. *) : (\ \ d +) : (\ \ d +) : \ \ s + (warning | error) : \ \ s + $" (. *), "File" : 1, "The line" : 2, "Column" : 3, "Severity" : 4, "Message" : 5 } }, "Tasks" : [ { "Type" : "shell", "Label" : "GCC", "Command" : "C: \ \ MinGW \ \ bin \ \ GCC exe", "Args" : [ "- g," "${file}", "- o," "${fileDirname} \ \ ${fileBasenameNoExtension}. Exe" ], "Options" : { "CWD" : "${workspaceFolder} "}, "ProblemMatcher" : [ "$GCC "], "Group" : { "Kind" : "build," "IsDefault" : true } } ] } CodePudding user response:
The constructor is the content of the c + + CodePudding user response:
C language has no constructor, but has a function pointer ~