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thread by: Tomás |
last post Mar 7 '06 by: Jacek Dziedzic
I have a few really long template functions. They belong in a source
file... and thus must be "exported".
Seeing as how few compilers support "export", could someone please point
me to a webpage/post that gives a very decent method of exploiting
"export" for those compilers that *do* export it, while still remaining
compatible with the...
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thread by: mikael.liljeroth |
last post Mar 7 '06 by: Dik T. Winter
Why do I get NO as result from this ??
double du = (double)3.1415;
du = ceil(du);
if(du == (double)4)
printf("YES\n");
else
printf("NO\n");
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thread by: skishorev |
last post Mar 7 '06 by: Gavin Deane
What is the difference between copy initialization and assignment.
How the memory will allocates the objects.
Thanks ®ards,
Sai Kishore
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thread by: Manu |
last post Mar 7 '06 by: Rod Pemberton
Hello,
Can we say that the return addresses from the various malloc function
calls, in a program, will always be in a predefined order (increasing
or decreasing, depeding on how the heap is managed) ?
regards
Manu
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thread by: thomas.b36 |
last post Mar 7 '06 by: Jaideep
Hi all,
What's that mean : "Low Level Verification of ASIC Soc"?. The SoC
should be tested on development board containing FPGA, CPU and so. In
this cas how would you proceed using C programming?. Do one need to be
proficient in C prog or just fonctional C will do?.
Thank for your precious time Gentlemans and Ladies.
Thomas.
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thread by: junw2000 |
last post Mar 7 '06 by: Geo
Is C++ Exception handling useful? think it is too complicated. What
kinds of project need to use it? Thanks.
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thread by: Me |
last post Mar 7 '06 by: Chris Torek
I'm trying to wrap my head around the wording but from what I think the
standard says:
1. it's impossible to swap a restrict pointer with another pointer,
i.e.
int a = 1, b = 2;
int * restrict ap = &a;
int * restrict bp = &b;
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thread by: Andy |
last post Mar 7 '06 by: Alf P. Steinbach
Hello, everyone,
I am writing a segment of code for listing the permutation of some
event sequences.
I tried to use template to make the code more general. When I
commented the
code as shown below, the code works okay. Otherwise, it will goes to
seg fault.
I am puzzled on this. Can anybody give me any hints?
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thread by: Steve Edwards |
last post Mar 7 '06 by: Richard Bos
Hi,
How do I create a new type of structure that contains a pointer to its
own type? i.e.
typedef struct{
string tag;
TagPtr *subPtr;
} TagPtr;
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thread by: rpseguin |
last post Mar 7 '06 by: Imre Palik
Ok.
I've looked at expat, libxml, ...
Too much baggage!
I would like to find a small XML walker/"parser"/reader that simply
gives me callbacks (C++ or C). No validation needed or wanted.
I would prefer some open sourced, portable thing (Linux, OS/X, Windows,
POSIX), with at most a couple of files and with no external
dependencies. ...
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thread by: Daniel |
last post Mar 7 '06 by: Peter_Julian
I have the following three classes
class A
{
public:
virtual void f() = 0;
};
class B: public A
{
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thread by: skaller |
last post Mar 7 '06 by: skaller
The Felix project requires people to help test version 1.1.2
release candidate 4 source build. Please go to
http://felix.sourceforge.net
if you're interested in helping. The licence is FFAU (like BSD
or Boost licences). You will need Ocaml 3.08/9 and Python 2.x
plus a C++ compiler to build from source. GNU g++ and MSVC++ are supported...
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thread by: lory88 |
last post Mar 7 '06 by: Walter Roberson
Hi
I hope someone can help me out with a very SIMPLE program
about whole string permutations. That is: given a list of strings,
the required outcome is a complete set of all their possible
permutations.
It's like character permutations of a string, but this time it is
whole strings instead of single characters that have to be permuted.
...
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thread by: JCav |
last post Mar 7 '06 by: GB
It's been a while since I've used Visual C++ and I'm getting an exception
from an unknown source. I'm writing Java JNI code, calling Java from C++. Is
there any way to get more information about what's getting thrown? I've
tried to catch it with a variety of catch clauses with all sorts of types.
The only catch that works is catch(...). My...
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thread by: FUGATO |
last post Mar 7 '06 by: John Tsiombikas (Nuclear / Mindlapse)
I need to help in my assignment. I need to wrap a text with the
following indications:
1.If you have reached the end of the line (number of characters on this
line >= 40) AND you have reached the end of the current word, start a
new line and reset the number of characters on the line to 0. The end
of a word will be denoted by one of these: ...
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thread by: bob |
last post Mar 7 '06 by: Alf P. Steinbach
I need to edit an old dos program that was written with Microsoft C/C++
7.0 (circa 1991?). I have the orig. MS floppies, but no MS 3.1 OS
nearby. Can I install this package on a machine with Windows 2000? I
have no other developer package by MS. Thanks.
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thread by: Hugo |
last post Mar 7 '06 by: Flash Gordon
Hi everyone!
I need your help! I'm writting a program to comunicates a PC with a
PinPad trought serial port... I'm using _bios_serialcom from bios.h...
But when I tried to send some data it doesn't work and the return code
from _bios_serialcom starts with 8... I don't know what I'm doing
wrong... Any help would be appreciate!
Here is my...
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thread by: Sri |
last post Mar 6 '06 by: Richard Heathfield
How do you add an n-bit number in C?
Regards,
Sri
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thread by: c++ newbie |
last post Mar 6 '06 by: F. Meyer
I am new to c++ programming
I have Borland Turbo c++ ver 3.0
I copied the installed Tcc files from my friends hdd in a cd and pasted
it directly into my hdd at d:\lang\tcc\
when i open tc++ it tells invalid directory.
Nothing works even the sample files in that folder also does not run.
I am sure the codings are perfect because they work in...
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thread by: my.correo.basura |
last post Mar 6 '06 by: Mark McIntyre
Hi,
I'm having some problems working with two-dimensional arrays. Here's
the story.
I got two 50x50 matrixes (is that the plural of matrix?) defined at
compile time.
I want to work with them inside a for loop, but depending on the
iteration, one is the real one and the other is dummy. At the end of
the iteration I swap them.
I'm working...
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thread by: Jaideep |
last post Mar 6 '06 by: Jordan Abel
Hello!
I am new to GCC.I've abt 4-5 yrs of experience in windows
'C' programming.I find GCC much slower than turbo or microsoft
compilers.Anyway I wrote this small piece of code to calculate process
time .The code works fine in windows compilers but gives erratic output
in GCC.What could be the problem?
code-->
....
#include <time.h>
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thread by: abdul_n_khan |
last post Mar 6 '06 by: abdul_n_khan
Hello,
I have a basic question related to datatypes.
I am trying to read a value using Microsoft's ADO recordset from a
field (lets call it 'Price') with datatype decimal(19,6) => 19 =
Precision, 6 = Scale
1) When I read this field into float datatype. I get a value 1.9000,
which is correct. But when I read its value in a double datatype...
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thread by: priyam.trivedi |
last post Mar 6 '06 by: CBFalconer
Hi!
Could anyone tell me how to find the square root of a number without
using the sqrt function. I did it by using Newton's Formula. How can it
be done by using the Binomial Theorem/Taylor Series? Is there any other
way of doing it rather than using series?
Thank you,
Priyam
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thread by: romayankin |
last post Mar 6 '06 by: Alf P. Steinbach
Here is the problem. There are two constructors of the same class
~~~~~~~~~~~~
CClass()
: param1 (0.5),
param2 (100000),
param3 (NULL),
szPath (NULL)
{
}
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thread by: SkyBlue |
last post Mar 6 '06 by: Keith Thompson
A straight forward Q from C newbie:
What is the limit of INT variable type?
I'm writing a code to calculate the sum of odd/even numbers between a
given range, and I want to limit the number size so it works (e.g, give
an error message if the number given is too big).
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