How do I map a key to a native data type like structure? I wrote this snipped but I couldn\'t compile it. Do you have any ideas on how to fix it?
Is it valid to have a std::pair of references ? In particular, are there issues with the assignment operator ? According to this link, there seems to be no special treatment with operator=, so default
maybe this is the continuation of this thread, The program compiles without errors or warnin开发者_如何学Cgs but when I run it, and the handler function is called, I get EXEC_BAD_ADDRESS
I\'m attempting to implement the atomic library from the C++0x draft.Specifically, I\'m implementing §29.6/8, the store method:
Hello I have some touble overloading operators for std::list. I store pairs in a list, consisting in an int value and a position array :
So, I have a code, that compiled on MSVC 9 and some previous (dunno how far back it goes...), GCC, MingW, GCC on Mac...
The following code: #include <vector> #include <algorithm> struct myStructDim { intnId; intdwHeight;
I thought I read about a C standard library function recently that was able to return a pointer to any extern variable whose name was passed to it as a const char *.I think that it works via linker sy
I\'m considering of data structure for storing a large array of strings in a memory. Strings will be inserted at the beginning of the programm and will not be added or deleted while programm is runnin
Why do I get linker error when I try to compile this in Visual Studio 2008 #include <stdafx.h> #include <iostream>
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