Thread: Syntax: operator T & () const;

Hi,

I do not write:

Code:

1.	operator T & () const;

Usually when you overload an operator we write:

Code:

1.	bool operator = (int a)

There it nor have no return type and type operator after need explanation.

It was an opera to cast. If you have a class A and you want IMPLIED allowed his cast to B, you set an operator of the form.

operator B (). Only for the name of the operator is the return type.

I used this some time ago already, to make co-simulation and co-verification. It works well, is multi-platform, and to make the simulation equipment is _excellent_.