Declarators

A "declarator" is the part of a declaration that names an object, type, or function. Declarators appear in a declaration as one or more names separated by commas; each name can have an associated initializer.

Grammar

init-declarator-list:

init-declarator
init-declarator-list , init-declarator

init-declarator:

declarator initializer_opt

This section includes the following topics:

• Overview
• Type names
• Abstract declarators
• Pointers
• References
• Arrays
• Function declarations
• Function definitions
• Initializers

See Also

C++ Language Reference