Are there any builtin equivalents to _countof
provided by other compilers, in particular GCC and Clang? Are there any non-macro forms?
Using C++11, the non-macro form is:
char arrname[5]; size_t count = std::extent< decltype( arrname ) >::value;
And extent
can be found in the type_traits
header.
Or if you want it to look a bit nicer, wrap it in this:
template < typename T, size_t N > size_t countof( T ( & arr )[ N ] ) { return std::extent< T[ N ] >::value; }
And then it becomes:
char arrname[5]; size_t count = countof( arrname ); char arrtwo[5][6]; size_t count_fst_dim = countof( arrtwo ); // 5 size_t count_snd_dim = countof( arrtwo[0] ); // 6
Edit: I just noticed the "C" flag rather than "C++". So if you're here for C, please kindly ignore this post. Thanks.
Update: C++ 17 support std::size()
(defined in header <iterator>
)
You can use boost::size()
instead:
#include <boost/range.hpp> int my_array[10]; boost::size(my_array);
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