Reputation: 7345
int main()
{
auto status = 203;
auto static const str = "Hello";
auto static const strs = {"Hello", "World"};
return status;
}
From playing around with auto
(and reading some articles), I discovered that it can not be used as a function's return type or as a parameter, but can only be applied on objects.
It works just fine for the first two statements in the above code, but fails for strs
with:
auto.c: In function ‘main’:
auto.c:5:30: error: expected expression before ‘{’ token
5 | auto static const strs = {"Hello", "World"};
| ^
compilation terminated due to -Wfatal-errors.
Why can't the type of strs
be inferred? What other restrictions are there for auto
(except for the two I have mentioned above)?
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