I have the following structures:
struct B
{
int a;
int b;
};
struct D: public B
{
int c;
};
I want to initialize some struct D variable at compile time, for example, if I initialized structure B, it would look like this:
B b1 = { value_of_a, value_of_b };
I tried to do this in the following ways, but it did not compile:
D d1 = { { value_of_a, value_of_b } , value_of_c };
D d2 = { value_of_a, value_of_b , value_of_c };
If I changed the structure to:
struct D
{
B bb;
int c;
};
it compiles with initialization of "d1" and "d2".
So the question is, how can I initialize a derived structure? And if there is a rule for initializing a derived structure, what are the reasons?
Thank.
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