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thread by: Gonçalo Rodrigues |
last post Jul 23 '05 by: Bushido Hacks
Hi all,
I have a base class, call it Object, that implements operators new and
delete.
Now suppose there is also a class, call it Derived, deriving from
Object. It has the feature that *all* its instances are statically
allocated so I have to override new and delete.
Since *all* instances are statically allocated (and already fully
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thread by: Aaron Walker |
last post Jul 23 '05 by: Default User
I have a feeling this going to end up being something so stupid, but
right now I'm confused as hell.
I'm trying to code a function, that given a string and a delimiter char,
returns a vector of the sub-strings.
Here's what I have (I've thrown a main() in there for this mail).
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#include <iostream>
#include <string>
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thread by: puzzlecracker |
last post Jul 23 '05 by: Rolf Magnus
B.S. page 271:
class complex {
double re, im;
...
public:
...
};
comlex::comple(complex c):re(c.re), im(c.im){} //error
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thread by: Rüdiger Knörig |
last post Jul 23 '05 by: Rapscallion
I've a nasty problem here (g++ 3.4/4.0):
I've a template datatype mltreenode<T> from which I instanced a STL vector
vector< mltreenode<T> * > without any problems. Calling methods on this
object (e.g. push_back()) doesn't cause any problems. But when I try to
instanciate an iterator like this:
vector< mltreenode<T> * >::iterator worst_elem;...
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thread by: cmk128 |
last post Oct 4 '05 by: Mirek Fidler
Hi
C++ should provide us bit shift but fill with 1 rather than 0.
Or i am wrong, c++ have it???
if 1 left shift 2, i want 111 rather than 100
thanks
from Peter (cmk128@hotmail.com)
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thread by: repairman2003 |
last post Oct 25 '05 by: repairman2003
Considering this struct:
typedef struct ServiceRecord
{
vector<string> service;
vector<Date> date;
} ServiceRecord;
Date is declared elsewhere as:
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thread by: kelvSYC |
last post Nov 13 '05 by: Dave Thompson
How do you iterate through an array of structs? I tried something like
this and it doesn't work (my compiler says "illegal operand"):
struct foo f;
for (i = 0; f; i++) {
// Insert code here
}
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thread by: Kamilche |
last post Nov 14 '05 by: goose
You know, all this furor over this book caused me to go look it up on
Amazon. I've never read this book... but from what I can see from the
legally available table of contents, excerpt, and index at Amazon, it
looks more like a "Teach me newbie C" book than a "UNCOVER DEEP
MYSTERIES OF C!!" sort of affair.
I've got a better idea! Let's...
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thread by: elzacho |
last post Nov 15 '05 by: Malcolm
I would like to (and commonly do) define my variables in the most
specific scope I can. For example...
int foo(int a, int b, int c)
{
/* don't declare temp here if we can help it */
...
for (i = 0; i < max; i++)
{
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thread by: jmsantoss |
last post Feb 4 '06 by: Victor Bazarov
Hi,
This is a design question. I have a class named "DataBuffer" that
stores some data. After "DataBuffer" is created it can not be modified.
All the methods of "DataBuffer" are const as data can not be modified
after it was created.
Up to here everything is fine. The problem is when I want to get clever
with data storage. My program has...
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thread by: Marcus Kwok |
last post Feb 11 '06 by: davidrubin
Given a user defined class with a default constructor (let's call the
class C), is there any semantic difference between
C* c = new C;
and
C* c = new C();
? I am thinking they are equivalent, as demonstrated by the program
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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: jeniffer |
last post Apr 28 '06 by: Keith Thompson
char *a="this is a string";
char a="this is a string";
first is a pointer while second is an array.Tell me more differences
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thread by: mrbrightsidestolemymoney |
last post Jun 1 '06 by: Michiel.Salters
Hi,
I need to write out a 1d array of 2d arrays (the structures for each
are custom, a 3d structure is defined but not suitable for my use for a
number of reasons).
Templated routines exist for writing out multi2d<T> and multi1d<T>,
hence writing multi2d<multi1d<T>> is possible, although fails for some
unknown reason. There is a...
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thread by: TVR |
last post Jun 16 '06 by: TVR
Hi
I am busy writing a program in CORBA.It is about a bank and it's accounts .I am doing this in CORBA.The client has to enter he's name and password.Then these details should be send to a function in the header file
open(name,passw) which should greate a new account if the name is new else it should return a reference to the already greated...
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thread by: krishnatangirala |
last post Jul 17 '06 by: red floyd
Hi,
I am trying to develop a dll with JNI using C++ with Visual studio 2005
and JDK1.6 beta2.0
I wanted to know if i should generate the dll with /MD option or /MT
option. Also, i was reading in the internet about this and i came
across something related to embedding maifest within the dll.. not sure
how this whole thing works. i also...
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thread by: harendra |
last post Jul 28 '06 by: Flash Gordon
hello friends,
I have log of the system call called by the windows
process.
I want some good algorithm may be of neural network
etc ......
to find pattern for the windows process ,
Kindly help me .
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thread by: Kai |
last post Nov 15 '06 by: christine0207
ok say I have a program that outputs
RRYYPP
GGBBPP
YYRROO
VVBBGG
for example. How would I find a value in the array and have it output something like this:
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thread by: ag203 |
last post Dec 6 '06 by: willakawill
we are working with functions andn I've declared the function at the top...but I'm not sure what to actually out in it.
We have to flip the sentence backwards... like say
I love cats.
we need to output to the user:
.stac evol I
can anyone help me??
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thread by: kalyankiran33 |
last post Jan 3 '07 by: thefarmer
I have com across a program in which I should take 17 as a global constant.
I have to take 17 inputs.
for those inputs ..
I have to find
the number of even numbers entered
the number of odd numbers entered
the number of prime numbers entered
smallest number among those 17
largest number among those 17
factorial of the smallest number
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thread by: Chameleon |
last post Jan 6 '07 by: AnonMail2005
I am confused on this:
When "new" fails, what happens?
- throws bad_alloc
- returns 0
I found many docs with first, many with second and one with both(!) cases.
thanks!
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thread by: Bill |
last post Jan 26 '07 by: mark_bluemel
Hi all,
I've got some code which monitors a file by way of the kqueue/kevent
mechanism but I'm having trouble getting it to shut down cleanly.
My thread dedicated to the kqueue is basically a while-loop which
blocks on the kevent() call until an event is posted, at which point it
rattles through and does what it's supposed to. So far so...
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thread by: childofthehorn |
last post Feb 6 '07 by: childofthehorn
Okay, so I can get this to read the first line of a txt document. I just can't figure out how to get it to read the next lines. I have to use "user_input" in a function. The wait function just waits until the user hits enter. The text document has 11 lines of code. I know this is a total newb question, but I am baffled. The function gets called at...
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thread by: nozyrev |
last post May 3 '07 by: James Kanze
Hi,
I apologize in advance if this is a very dumb question. I've been
struggling with this problem for some time: I have an abstract base
class called Base and n derived classes D1, D2, ....Dn. I would like
to have a constructor for each derived class that takes any of the
other derived classes as an argument so that these statements are...
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thread by: =?ISO-8859-2?Q?Rafa=B3?= Maj |
last post May 24 '07 by: Howard
Say we have a class Model (a 3d model) and class Texture (representing an
Texture).
Model have a texture, Model can be Drawed. Texture have method that returns
data needed for drawing.
class Texture {
public:
// openGl data here
glInt GetInt();
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