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thread by: kap |
last post Feb 15 '06 by: kap
Hi all,
I am facing a weired problem when I try using maps. Here is the
sample code.
Can anyone please tell me where am I going wrong.
int main() {
less<int> ltvar;
std::map<int, int> m2(less<int>());
m2; // compilation fails at this point
return 0;
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thread by: benben |
last post Feb 15 '06 by: Alf P. Steinbach
Say I have a class template:
template <typename T>
class myclass
{
public:
template <typename U>
myclass(void )
{
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thread by: santosh |
last post Feb 15 '06 by: RSoIsCaIrLiIoA
In following code
char str = "asdf" ;
str = 's' ;
is possible.
But char *str = "asdf" ;
str = 's' ;
is an run-time error.
What i understand is *str = "asdf" is stored in Read-only-Memory. Where
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thread by: electrixnow |
last post Feb 15 '06 by: Aaron Lawrence
in VC++ Express Edi
Is their a way to replace one line of TEXT in an existing text file. I
now open it then
read in the data, once I have found somthing that needs updating, I
need to overwrite
that one line only and continue reading the rest of the file to check
for other line that
may need updates.
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thread by: prabhu.desai |
last post Feb 15 '06 by: Jack Klein
I'm compiling a huge(900 files ) embedded application written in C .
Over a period of time , the code has developed a lot of inter crossed
dependenc. The current scenario is , i make a change to one header file
, it begins to compile all the .c files in the project.
Is there a tool/algorithm to remove all the unecessary
dependency ? How do...
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thread by: joseph.p.doyle |
last post Feb 15 '06 by: pete
This code, compiled with visual studio .NET 2003,
double a = 95.022, b = 0.01;
printf ("%lf - floor(%lf / %lf) * %lf = %.17lf\n", a, a, b, b, a -
floor(a / b) * b);
a = 95.021, b = 0.01;
printf ("%lf - floor(%lf / %lf) * %lf = %.17lf\n", a, a, b, b, a -
floor(a / b) * b);
a = 95.020, b = 0.01;
printf ("%lf - floor(%lf / %lf) * %lf =...
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thread by: Martin Jørgensen |
last post Feb 15 '06 by: Martin Jørgensen
Hi,
Perhaps a stupid question but I wonder if this isn't possible using C:
printf("\nOr push <enter> for default (which is theta=%ld)%s", theta, ": ");
It would be nicer to have it on one line... (I know this works):
printf("\nOr push <enter> for default (which is theta=%ld)", theta);
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thread by: akirab |
last post Feb 15 '06 by: benben
What is a good and cheap way to get C++ (and OpenGL) development on
Windows-XP?
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thread by: san |
last post Feb 14 '06 by: Larry I Smith
Greetings,
I have a C++ problem. I am implementing a signal handler inside a class
SignalClass. The code looks as follows:
SignalClass is an Singleton class.
class SignalClass {
private:
int assign(int sig);
void handler (int sig);
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thread by: Matt |
last post Feb 14 '06 by: Matt
I am trying to cast an ostream reference to void* and back again. The
code below shows the problem isolated from a more complex program. It
compiles quietly but seg faults upon execution.
// ===================================================================
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
void myprint(void *s) {
(ostream&)s...
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thread by: JustSomeGuy |
last post Feb 14 '06 by: Pete Becker
According to the docs...
http://www.cppreference.com/cpplist/sort.html
There is a parameter to the std::list.sort method.
I don't understand this methods use...
I want to sort the list which is a list of points x,y,z.
I have three points involved in the sort...
The two points the sort algorithm is providing for comparison
and a refrence...
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thread by: maxwellkey12 |
last post Feb 14 '06 by: Nudge
www.childao.com
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thread by: eiji |
last post Feb 14 '06 by: Victor Bazarov
Does that just not compile with vc++?
I found this in "template complete" and asked myself if this is just a
nice feature of some compilers, or if it is standard?
I can't install other compilers!
###########
#include <iostream>
template <typename T> inline
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thread by: gamehack |
last post Feb 14 '06 by: Keith Thompson
Hi all,
I've been designing a program which would need to have a function to
replace values in a string.
For example I could have a string:
"<circle x="%" y="%">" and then I would replace the % with actual
values. But I cannot think of a way to convert an integer(say 5643) to
a NULL terminated string. I'm thinking of writing a function...
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thread by: Ciko |
last post Feb 14 '06 by: Default User
I had a look at this book:
"C Primer Plus, Fifth Edition
Stephen Prata " and I found simply fantastic.
My english is little but I had no
problem to understand it.
Was wondering if you suggest to get
a copy of it or if there is something
of better than it.
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thread by: Lars Grobe |
last post Feb 14 '06 by: Michael Mair
Hi,
first hello, I am new to the list, and I guess my question will show
that clearly.
I want to use some vector operations (at the moment altivec) in
existing code. It is a raytracing-based application, and for now, I
would like to replace the operations on my data type vect3 (which is a
float array) by operations on a vector float. The...
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thread by: myth.drannon |
last post Feb 14 '06 by: Ian Collins
symbol 'FunctionFromA' referenced in file 'File_B.DOJ'
could not be resolved
I include the header with the missing function. What's more strange
that another file containing exactly the same function calls and
include files and being in the same directory compiled well.
Any ideas guys ?
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thread by: cedarson |
last post Feb 14 '06 by: cedarson
I am writing a program and have been instructeed to use the 'fseek',
'ftell', and 'stat' functions, however, after looking in the online
manual for each of these, I am still unsure on how to use them. In my
program, I am to write a code that opens a file, uses 'stat' to
determine the file size, use 'fseek' to move the offset of the pointer,...
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thread by: subaruwrx88011 |
last post Feb 14 '06 by: Default User
I am using a map that takes an string as the key and a structure that
is being stored.
struct StateType
{
int i;
float f;
char* s;
}
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thread by: t-tocs |
last post Feb 14 '06 by: jesper
I need some help with the following C/C++ question.
It is fairly straight forward but I'm having some
difficulties.
Thanks for your help.
You are given the following function signature:
void addParen(char* str)
Write code for the function body that will enclose every
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thread by: leo |
last post Feb 14 '06 by: Julian V. Noble
I am looking for a source code for solving linear programming using
simplex method. if any one of you have any code related to it in C,C++
or JAVA then please send it to me immediately.
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thread by: lou zion |
last post Feb 14 '06 by: Victor Bazarov
hi all,
i'm trying to use a classes enums in another class, but can't seem to find
the right syntax.
i've got class A which has:
enum EditTypeA {Currency, Percent, LabeledNumber, Text};
EditTypeA LineType; // LineType holds widget type, and will be either
Currency, Percent, LabeledNumber or Text
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thread by: utab |
last post Feb 14 '06 by: Diego Martins
Suppose we wish to find the median of a collection of values. Assume
that we have read some of the values so far, and that we have no idea
how many values remain to be read. Prove that we cannot afford to
discard any of the values that we have read. Hint: One proof strategy
is to assume that we can discard a value, and then find values for the...
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thread by: Piotr |
last post Feb 14 '06 by: Daniel T.
Hi,
I have the following code which uses STL transform algorithm. It
basically takes a list of Rect* object, get all the y attribute and
store it in a vector of 'int'.
My question is: is there a way to simplify the code? Is there a way for
me to get rid of the GetY class, since it essentially just calls
'getY()'. Thank you.
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thread by: ramu |
last post Feb 14 '06 by: Michael Wojcik
Hi,
int main(void)
{
char ch='a';
printf("%s",ch);
return 0;
}
Why does this give segmentation fault?
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