There\'s no way to do something like this, in C++ is there?
union {
{
Scalar x, y;
}
Scalar v[2];
};
Where x == v[0]<
With C++11 you have anonymous unions and structs which just export their definitions to the enclosing scope, so you can do this:
typedef int Scalar;
struct Vector
{
union
{
struct
{
Scalar x, y;
};
Scalar v[2];
};
};
Since you are using C++ and not C, and since they are of the same types, why not just make x a reference to v[0] and y a reference to v[1]