I\'m using gcc 4.6.1 and am getting some interesting behavior involving calling a constexpr function. This program runs just fine and straight away prints out 12200160415121876738.
What is the best way to write the readvals function in the following code without using Boost? Basically, it should get a tuple, call a specific function of it\'s elemets and return the generated resu
I am having some issues trying to statically link programs using c++0x thread features. Code looks this: (Compiler is gcc 4.6.1 on Debian x86_64 testing)
I\'m having trouble understand what the purpose of the alignas and alignof keywords are, and I\'m not quite sure I fully understand what alignment is.
Is it possible to decide in run-time which template function to call? Som开发者_Python百科ething like:
I wonder if I understood emplace_back correctly #include <vector> using namespace std; struct Hero {
I was exploring C++0x to开发者_JAVA百科day, and I encountered the new lambda feature. My question is how are these different (in terms of use) from blocks and why might one prefer one over the other?
Like many, I am pretty excited about C++0x. I try to learn and use the new features in new projects so I can write the best, most easy-to-maintain code possible.
I read that there was a new keyword in C++: it\'s __thread from what I\'ve read. 开发者_如何学PythonAll I know is that it\'s a keyword to be used like the static keyword but I know nothing else. Does
I\'ve got a pretty simple problem. I\'ve been whipping up a non-thread-safe allocator. The allocator is a fairly simple memory arena strategy- allocate a big chunk, put all allocations in it, do nothi
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