awhan.iitk@gmail.com wrote: I have a set of variables that I want to share across mulitple c++ files. I was using the extern method so far. Is there any other way to do the same. The variables are not constants and I get the values during ...the way you do it normally, other than passing the variables as parameters. -- Jim Langston tazmaster@rocketmail.com

I have a set of variables that I want to share across mulitple c++ files. I was using the extern method so far. Is there any other way to do the same. The variables are not constants and I get the values during run time.

...: I have one project where I am forces to use global variables because of the engine I am using having multiple callbbacks and it's ... the data. One thing I did was I put all the global variables in a structure and have just one instance of the structure. I'm ... the callback to the callback. Yeah, organizing the data to be shared in a struct may help (it is usually required with the "...

... normally, other than passing the variables as parameters. -- Jim Langston tazmas...@... not want to pass the variables all the time. the reason...learning that memory for global variables is reserved in the heap...and a lot of global variables can create problems for a...analysis and maintenance harder. Sometimes sharing is unavoidable, of course. I...

...it normally, other than passing the variables as parameters. -- Jim Langston tazmas...@...after learning that memory for global variables is reserved in the heap ... and a lot of global variables can create problems for a ... analysis and maintenance harder. Sometimes sharing is unavoidable, of course. I ... am forces to use global variables because of the engine I ...

... normally, other than passing the variables as parameters. -- Jim Langston tazmas...@... not want to pass the variables all the time. the reason i... learning that memory for global variables is reserved in the heap ... and a lot of global variables can create problems for a ... analysis and maintenance harder. Sometimes sharing is unavoidable, of course. -- Pete ...

... way you do it normally, other than passing the variables as parameters. -- Jim Langston tazmas...@rocketmail.com thanks for ... mentioned that i did not want to pass the variables all the time. the reason i am looking for alternate ways is after learning that memory for global variables is reserved in the heap and a lot of global variables can create problems for a program.