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thread by: ree |
last post Jul 19 '05 by: Victor Bazarov
Most books don't go into how to code one to many relationships. They just
seem to basically cover one to one. Can some one point me out how to guide
me to a link on the net where I can get more information.
By they way I found a book that covered a bit on it but i am confused with
...UnboundedSetByValue in the following examples shown in the...
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thread by: diadia |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: chris
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
void main()
{
char *a;
a = new char;
cin >> a;
cout << a;
}
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thread by: SK |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: Mike Wahler
I have a c++ program that spans multiple files. How do I call member
functions in one file from the other?
Thanks,
Santosh
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thread by: Shalini |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: Jack Klein
Hi ,
I am trying to call routines form IMSL library form VisualC++.
It compiles and builds everything,but when I try to run it I get an
error cstat.dll not found.
What could be wrong?
Thanks
Shilpi
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thread by: Intermouse |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: stu
I have recently purchased an aspi wrapper control for vb.
I haven't had much experience with hex and memory addresses and that's my
problem.
The piece of code that baffles me is:
With ASPI1
.HostAdapter = 0
.SCSIID = 4
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thread by: Mathieu Malaterre |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: Mathieu Malaterre
Hello,
I could find in the C++ definition that:
delete NULL (delete 0) is perfectly valid. But I couldn't find the same
thing for delete...
Thanks
Mathieu
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thread by: Reinhard Abel |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: John Harrison
I have an old C-Program written with Borland 2.0. Now I like to do some
changes, but I get lot of syntax Erros with my new computer. When I use the
old mashine ( 286 ) it works perfectly but I can not use the program on the
new computer. It will not run.( Runs under MS-DOS) Is there any one how can
help me?
I also used newer Compilers but...
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thread by: Arne Claus |
last post Jul 23 '05 by: Arne Claus
I've got a tricky problem here.
I try to create an object-hierarchie, based on a template base class like
template <class T> class Node {
addChild(Node<T> *) =0;
// the Node-Container wil be defined in the base classes
};
The problem is, that the classes derived from Node represent different
forms of hierarchies, which all can use a...
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thread by: Grahamo |
last post Sep 26 '05 by: Greg
Hi,
I have a question that pertains to Templates and link time. This is
totally for my own understanding and to correct what's obviously an
erroneous view of things on my behalf;
Lets say I have;
// main.cpp
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thread by: lgn |
last post Nov 13 '05 by: Alex
I have test the following program, why the result is not 0 2 4 but 0 2 3?
Can someone tell me why the same macro produce different result? Thanks!
#include <stdio.h>
#define max(a,b) ((a)>(b) ? (a): (b))
test()
{
printf("%d\n", 1);
}
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thread by: marty |
last post Nov 14 '05 by: Roger Leigh
Folks,
Any suggestions for a generic library to do linked lists, hashes and the
sort. I have tried libds and it seems to do my job ok. It will be used in
closed source software (not my choice). I think from the license with
libds that is ok.
If you have any suggestions on a better library to use then please let me
know.
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thread by: mac_ferrari1975 |
last post Jan 15 '06 by: Daniel T.
Hi all,
Consider the situation. I am designing class library and I have a class
A. I derived class B and class C from A but derivation is not virtual.
for exa.
class A {};
class B : public A {};
class C : public A {};
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thread by: Bit byte |
last post Apr 22 '06 by: peter koch
I have a simplistic exception class like so:
class CommException {
public:
CommException(const char *err){ strncpy(msg,err,ERR_MSG_LEN); }
virtual ~CommException(){;}
void erase(void) { memset(msg,'\\0',ERR_MSG_LEN); }
const char* report(void) { return msg ; }
private:
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thread by: Vincent RICHOMME |
last post May 5 '06 by: red floyd
Hi,
My goal is to display in a graphical application properties of my
objects. To do that I am using on windows a graphical control (MFC)
called EPropCtrl with the following definition :
class IPropertyHost
{
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thread by: mathieu |
last post May 29 '06 by: boaz_sade
Hello,
I would like implement a nice way to work around the array of
references issue in C++. What do usually people do ? Do you maintain a
separate factory/pool of elements as part of the API ?
So in my example (*) I would need to either :
1. allocate on the heap (and then fragment memory):
void fill(A *array)
{
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thread by: samcomm |
last post May 31 '06 by: Phlip
Hello All..
I'm a student and studing C++.
Could you tell me what can I develop in C++?
I konw that C++ can develop almost programs.
Just I want to know....
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thread by: arnuld |
last post Jul 24 '06 by: arnuld
Hello,
i posted this question more than 1 month ago but did not get
any answers, so i am posting it again (1). with advice form archives @
alt.comp.lang.learn.c-c++, comp.lang.c++, comp.lang.c++.moderated &
ACCU.org & i came to the following conclusion for learning c++:
"Accelerated C++" by Koenig & Moo
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thread by: metiu |
last post Sep 19 '06 by: Jack Klein
Hi all,
maybe it's an old question, but I couldn't find an answer...
let's say I have this kind of directory structure for project foo:
/foo/includes/mod1.h (exported by mod1)
/foo/includes/mod2.h (exported by mod2)
/foo/mod1/file1.c
/foo/mod1/file1.h (exported by file1)
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thread by: Diego Martins |
last post Oct 9 '06 by: Diego Martins
Hi all! I am doing a crude investigation of memory leaks in objects
created by external libraries.
Since I don't have access to the source code, I can't tell if an object
are freeing its resources properly during destruction.
For now, I need a portable function that can tell me the available free
store memory. With that, I can do things...
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thread by: Hooyoo |
last post Dec 31 '06 by: noone
Hi, all,
If I know URL, how can I download that web page? What API can I use?
Thanks.
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thread by: vsgdp |
last post Jan 9 '07 by: Mike Wahler
Hi,
#include <iostream>
int main()
{
std::cout << float() << std::endl;
}
Outputs 0, is this standard or implementation defined? Is float() a
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thread by: gallerto |
last post Mar 3 '07 by: gallerto
Hello,
I woul like to know If there is any way to allocate two positions of memory for a pointer to double but in such way that this positions are not consecutive.
What I really whant is to have one vector of two components where I can get the first component with the index 1, it means: VECTOR but to get the second component I don't want to...
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thread by: RKtechhead |
last post Feb 28 '07 by: horace1
This is the program I have written to display 10 tictactoe fields but using 10 strings input by a 2d array. For some reason with mine I'm getting the wrong data output. Could someone take a look at my tttfunction() and tell me if I screwed it up rather badly or not? (I'm struggling my way along through this one).
#include<iostream>
using...
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thread by: arnuld |
last post Mar 10 '07 by: santosh
exercise: counts spaces, tabs and newlines in the input
for that, Richard Heathfield has created a C programme at his answers-
page:
http://users.powernet.co.uk/eton/kandr2/krx108.html
i have also created my programme which runs fine. i want to have some
comments on my programme, in comparison with Richard's.
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thread by: Andreas Schmitt |
last post Apr 11 '07 by: Andreas Schmitt
I wrote a small timer class for use in a graphics engine I am working on
for teaching myself.
The small time based animations I tried with it seem to work fine but
displaying the frame rate I noticed a certain "drop in framerate" to
appear at regular intervals without any apparent reason.
Here's the code I'm using:
class BasicTimer
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