The following code (which compiles and executes properly, doing what I want) is a minimal example of an oddity I experienced while writing a class to store properties of various types that needed the
Recently I became interested of the jQuery template engine. For the ajax call is very performant, because the data exchange is less.
I\'m facing a problem that I assumed would be very easy to solve but... Turns out it\'s not that easy.
Here is a small function I\'m trying to write to keep track of the dynamic allocations I use in my functions (tired of writing delete [] all the time).
template <class T, bool flag> class A { //... void f() { std::cout << \"false\" << std::endl;
I\'m reading the book by Daoqi Yang \"C++ and Object Oriented Numeric Computing for Scientists and Engineers\". He has a similar example to what I am showing below, but the exceptions are the class \"
I\'m hosting some websites on DotNetNuke 5. So I have one portal per client, with it own skin. I tried, for example, to personalize the \"html/text\" module to include some predefined style like \"b
Situation I have a template class TIppImage<T> for image of type T. I have singleton class CIppMemoryManager which can store a number of images of different size and type.
I have the following code: @(data: model.FrontPageData, list:List[model.FrontPageData])( implicit params:play.mvc.Scope.Params,
There is a base class: template<class T_CLASS> class TBase { protected: static CSomeClass m_objSomeClass;
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