Reputation: 47
My code looks like this: (n is a number among 0,1,2 and 3, and loc_A/B/C/D each represents a block of code)
int test(int n){
static void *jt[7]= {&&loc_A, &&loc_B, &&loc_C, &&loc_D};
goto *jt[n];
loc_A:
......
loc_B:
......
loc_C:
......
loc_D:
......
}
What does "&&loc_A" stands for? Is it the address(or location) of the codes which loc_A represents?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 310
Reputation: 272537
Yes, but it's not standard C. Instead, it's a GNU language extension. Therefore, best avoided.
Upvotes: 1