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thread by: Plissken.s |
last post Feb 25 '06 by: Dave Townsend
Hi,
If I define a template wich uses the __FILE__ marco in a .h file
and I have class which creates/uses that template (in a .cpp file).
What will the __FILE__ marco expand to? the .h which defines the
template? or the .cpp file which uses the template?
Thank you.
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thread by: Plissken.s |
last post Feb 25 '06 by: Alf P. Steinbach
Hi,
How can I find out the index of a vector which has the min element?
I know how to find out the * value * of a vector which has the min
element.
But how can I find out its index?
for example, , I would like the function to return
2.
Thank you.
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thread by: Chen Shu |
last post Feb 25 '06 by: Micah Cowan
Hi there:
These days I came to a problem that I failed to convert a binary
number to a hex number using a macro. For example:
int a = BINARY4(0101) will become int a = 0x5;
int a = BINARY8(0001,0101) will become int a = 0x15;
...etc.
I've written the following macros:
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thread by: AnonymousFC4 |
last post Feb 25 '06 by: AnonymousFC4
1) Debugger.
Is gdb (or ddd) still the best tool to debug C++ prog
a) on Linux?
b) On Solaris?
2) IDE, can you debug C++ programms, using Eclipse-cdt on both Linux and
Solaris?
Other tools?
Thanks.
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thread by: Amadeus W. M. |
last post Feb 25 '06 by: Greg
I have a class
template <class Vector_t>
class A;
where Vector_t is some sort of vector. I want to provide different
specializations for real and for complex vectors. I need the following:
// Real vectors:
A< valarray<double> >; // templated
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thread by: Fei Liu |
last post Feb 25 '06 by: Maxim Yegorushkin
Hi, I have a interesting problem here,
class absOP{
template<class T> T operator(T val) { return val < 0 ? -val : val; }
};
Now the problem is I can't seem to use this overloaded operator,
absOP op(..);
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thread by: junw2000 |
last post Feb 24 '06 by: Victor Bazarov
When we use a derived-type object to initialize or assign a base
object, if the base class has private members, how can these members be
initialized, since private members can not be inherited?
For example,
class Item_base {
public:
int count;
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thread by: Robert |
last post Feb 24 '06 by: mlimber
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thread by: centurian |
last post Feb 24 '06 by: Csaba
I have compiled following program with g++/gcc 3.3.1 and "MS Visual C++
6" and it ran without any errors. Does this thing make any sense? Is it
of some use or some problem with grammar/CFG of c/c++?
#include <stdio.h>
int func()
{
int x;
return x,x;
}
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thread by: Raider |
last post Feb 24 '06 by: Raider
Is there std::map member-function that do as code below?
typedef std::map<NameClass, ValueClass> ParameterContainer;
....
// this code is equivalent to "_Parameters = Value",
// but a bit faster for insertion
<code>
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thread by: poison.summer |
last post Feb 24 '06 by: Ian Collins
Hello
I use the following function to print out the time. But I wonder
whether I can be more accurate
like print out the microsecond
Thanks a lot!
void Print_time()
{
time_t now;
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thread by: pranav.choudhary |
last post Feb 24 '06 by: Lew Pitcher
I hope the question is not silly.
1. Can there me more than one main in a C program.
2. Can main take more arguments thac argc and argv. If yes then whar
are they meant for??
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thread by: JustSomeGuy |
last post Feb 24 '06 by: Kai-Uwe Bux
I need to make a class called uid.
A UID is a unique identifier.
It looks like... 1.2.3.345.1.2.4.566
This uid get transmitted over a network as 8 bit binary data.
If the length of the UID is odd, an extra padding null \0 is added
to the end.
This is what I've written but I'm not sure if I've garanteed to have
the c_str() method return a...
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thread by: roberts.noah |
last post Feb 24 '06 by: Default User
I've been buying books from the C++ in depth series and I've been
really impressed with all of them so far. Especially practical have
been the Exceptional C++ and C++ Coding Standards. I'm buying more
right now and want to know about two:
Applied C++
Accelerated C++
Accelerated C++ looks like it might be a bit beginner oriented, is...
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thread by: Amol |
last post Feb 24 '06 by: Kai-Uwe Bux
I am working on an interesting graph optimization problem and I would
like to have a few expert opinions for helping me with a solution.
So here goes ...
I have a black box with a complex internal circuitry that is
represented in the form of a graph. I have to abstract the graph by
reducing the number of internal points and constructing...
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thread by: Freddy |
last post Feb 24 '06 by: Emmanuel Delahaye
Hi,
I have a C/C++ program..
I'm using a certain file to dump lots of computed numbers in it because
I might need to check them later on...so the only way I was able to do
that is by "appending" all the data to that file...because if I use the
"write" ("w") function..everytime the iteration takes place it will
delete the previous data.
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thread by: Peter |
last post Feb 24 '06 by: Default User
hi all, the strtok() cannot phrase the token within another token, am i
correct?
For example, i want to get the second word of every row of a file, how
to use strok to complete this?
thanks
from Peter (cmk128@hotmail.com)
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thread by: cicalese |
last post Feb 24 '06 by: Barry Schwarz
For starters, I am a C novice. I don't fully understand how strings
work. I am running on a linux box. I compile w/ gcc. I have a string
called 'myabqcommand' that is being overwritten when i use strcat() on
some unrelated strings.
For this code:
char *myabqcommand;
myabqcommand = strtok(x, "-");
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thread by: bmlclemson08 |
last post Feb 24 '06 by: Barry Schwarz
I'm trying to figure out why this program is not printing out the
correct mode... suggestions?
int main(){
int qty, num, mode, a_1, a_2, sum = 0;
float mean;
int max_qty = 0;
printf ("Enter how many: ");
scanf ("%i", &qty);
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thread by: Asfand Yar Qazi |
last post Feb 24 '06 by: Asfand Yar Qazi
Hi,
Is is possible to set the 'policy' of a class by allowing the user to specify
a template argument that defines what some functions will be based on the
template argument given?
Basically, it's the old 'make the user derive from a virtual base class' vs.
'use attachable callbacks (or in this case signals/slots)' problem - and I'm...
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thread by: John |
last post Feb 24 '06 by: roberts.noah
I want to output the stuff computed using the compiler using template
metaprogrms
(not at runtime but compile time). An easy example is to output the set
of
fibonacii numbers at compile time instead of run time. (using maybe
error messages/
warnings...? Any other way except the output code generated).
Anyone knows if this is possible to...
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thread by: ChristophK |
last post Feb 24 '06 by: ChristophK
Hallo,
this is my first post and I hope I'm doing well, but if not, please let
me know.
My problem:
First all classes and a main-file (I simplified everything to get to
the core of the problem):
/*---------------- start of code ---------------------------*/
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thread by: Kuljit |
last post Feb 24 '06 by: Lew Pitcher
I am doing Engineering(B.Tech) in Computer Science.
I have a question for which i am struggling to write a C code(program).
It struck me when we were being taught about a program which counts the
number of digits in a given number.
I request to help me out in solving the below said question.
Ask the user to enter a decimal/float...
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thread by: Nemo |
last post Feb 24 '06 by: Nemo
Hello Folks,
I need to manipulate a list of char strings as follows, but when I want to
delete the pointer created with new at the end, delete operator crashes, any
idea?
char* list;
while(...)
{
list = new char ;
strncpy(list, c_TempFilename, Stringlength);
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thread by: Tomás |
last post Feb 24 '06 by: Victor Bazarov
dynamic_cast can be used to obtain a pointer or to obtain a reference.
If the pointer form fails, then you're left with a null pointer.
If the reference form fails, then an exception is thrown.
Would "Feed1" or "Feed2" be preferable in the following:
#include <iostream>
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