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Is it just me or was that about the worst flooding in months? I'm seriously thinking the severe punishment for spammers should be made a prerequisite for countries wanting to join the WTO.... Damn annoying... Nm & Best Regards, Lars

I found the following question, and couldn't get the best answer: if you have a sorted and shifted array such like {5,6,7,1,2,3,4}, how to find one element "2"? Thanks. Vol

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Stefan Ram wrote: Hm... I'm not sure about the intended scope of this rule. Say in this declaration int i; I can put a pair of parentheses around 'i' int (i);

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Hi, everyone, I'm learning <<thinking c++>volume Two, and testing the code below. ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //: C01:Wrapped.cpp #include <iostream> #include <cstddef> using namespace std;

Hi Greg, you're right about the user include directive. I checked and that's the way it is. Unfortunately I get errors as well using your command line expression. As I was saying into another reply, it looks like g++ complains about missing definitions that are contained in other .h files, that "make install" didn't copy into the /usr/local/...

munitech4u wrote: It wouldn't help you. For example, you seem to think that all the possible permuted subsets of the word "you" is {"u"}, while "could" yields {"c", "u", "d", "cu", "cd", "du", "uc", "dc", "ud", "cud", "cdu", "dcu", "duc", "udc", "ucd"}, not one of which contains an 'l' or an 'o'.

Hi All , I am learning some basic concepts . i have written a program for stack implementation . // Progarm start #include<iostream> using namespace std; #include<string.h> #include <curses.h> #define SIZE 5 class stack

Hi there... I've recently released a new library for generate any kind of combinations: permutations, combinations with repetitions, combinations without repetitions and permutations and a new password generator that get a words file and merge each word with arbitrary prefix and postfix with arbitrary range of combinations (if 2 chars in...

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brey_maastricht@hotmail.com wrote: You could redesign the stuff for speed by using e.g. continous vectors - and hash separate integer indexes which point into these: // vector<int>indexarray; // <= 0 .. NUMPOINTS-1

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What is the output of the foll: code and pls give the reason main() { int c=50; for (;c;) c-- ; printf("%d\n",c); }

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On Sep 12, 4:58 am, dizzy <di...@roedu.netwrote: I don't know that there is any way around this with g++ and ld. I find that surprising, but that may well be. Have you tried using explicit template instantiation? Here's my (possibly mistaken) understanding of how it works: //SomeHeader.h

On Fri, 19 Sep 2008 13:30:52 -0700 (PDT), James Kanze <james.kanze@gmail.comwrote: .... No, it's more "do not do things without a reason" or "use the simplest construct which does what I want". My reasoning is the opposite of yours. Most of the time I don't care when the data hits disk, and I make this clearer by not using std::endl.

Could anybody let me know of a good open source IDE for OOP in C++. Zak

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