 x =...?
The reason is that the struct definition is not in the scope of the main. Now this would work:
// Example program
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

struct a
{
    int num = 10;
};

auto fun()
{
    static a a_obj;
    return a_obj;
}


int main()
{
    a x = fun();
    cout << x.num << endl;

}

Now here it doesn't matter whether you use a or auto, because a is visible for main(). Now auto is a different story. The compiler asks: Do I have enough information to deduce (unambiguously) what the type of x is? And the answer is yes, becasue there's no alternative to a.
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The white horse are set free from the burnt down cottage.
CS5, 2 photos used.
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NatureFootstep Exhibition 2017, screen 3b, this set was added to celebrate the 100 years of my town. Mostly unaltered photos!
Later on I will ad all images to the Image file.
If you are watching a movie in surround on your Mac using the Nx app for 3D audio on headphones, but the sound seems to come only from the front, follow these instructions.
Go to Applications > Utilities > Audio MIDI Setup. The Audio Devices window will open. In the left-hand column, choose the Nx Headphones output, then click on the Configure Speakers button in the lower right corner.
The window shown below will open. At the top of that window (drop-down menu on the right-hand side), choose the configuration you want to use with Nx: 5.1 Surround, 6.1 Surround, 7.1 Surround or 7.1 Rear Surround.
You can also choose between different geometric settings for your speaker layout: quadraphonic, hexagonal or octagonal.
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Questions from the dreaded newby!
Just saying Hi to everyone from a banjo newbie here and directing a few questions to you experts if I may.
From my late teens I was a full time pro touring singe- guitarist for 14 years but retired many years ago due to being on the road up to 40 weeks a year/up to 250 gigs per year and after getting what I wanted out of the business and hanging up my guitar I never touched a guitar for maybe 30 years but over the past three or four years I've slowly got back into playing the guitar again and have actually built up a nice collection of guitars, amps and a full compliment of home recording equipment.
I've already picked up a nice little tenor uke which plays great and the other day I picked up a used Vintage branded six string banjo which I believe is referred to as a banjitar. While it's not the best quality instrument, it's in very tidy condition with no major issues but clearly in need of a decent set up which should once set up, get me started.
Altogether I have 9 guitars and two bass guitars and I've given them a full set up including fret levelling, fret dressing and truss/relief adjustment where required etc so I am confident about setting up the banjo to get the most out of it.
While the 12" REMO head seems in very good condition, I will strip the banjo down to its component parts and reassemble it, setting everything accurately as I go.
The neck is very good but I want to make sure that there are no high frets and level/polish them if required which is quite a simple task especially with the neck off. I can also set the neck relief if required.
The nut is in very good condition but I noticed a couple of strings slightly sticking in the nut when tuning so that will need attention. The bridge may have been messed with by a previous owner as it sounds slightly 'wooly' to me ( that's my description) but that could just be because I'm not used to a stringed musical instrument with a wooden bridge and drum head.
The worst it can mean is fitting a new bridge which won't break the bank but I'll see if I can rescue it first.
I also presume that the drum head will need to be set up correctly before the action can be correctly adjusted, is that correct as the head tension would I presume affect the string height?
I'm also interested in finding out if there are any benefits in fitting at some point a natural skin rather than such as REMO head which is currently fitted?
There are two further questions.
One is...can I get hold of a chrome strap link like the one next to the tailpiece ( are they available as the one for the top strap link is missing ) and the other question is with regard to stringing the banjo.
(Both shown in the photo below).
I notice that someone at some point has replaced the high E string with an actual guitar E string rather than a looped banjo string...can I actually use guitar strings on this type of tailpiece or is it frowned upon? Also can I get away with removing the ball end from a set of suitable guitar strings which I suspect are the same as banjo strings in any case?
Please forgive me if what I am asking is banjo heresy to the purists but my excuse is that I'm a novice and here to learn and I have loads