I am hitting this problem for some time now and I can\'t figure out how to solve it. The context is a reflection system in c++. A slim down explication of the problem is this. I have those 2 structs.
I am making a templated class that is a wrapper around any iterator. I am making the operator* this way:
According to this link A point from C++0x draft : n3290 Shall this program is correct ? EX: namespaceX {};
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Consider: struct SomethingThatsABase { virtual bool IsChildOne() const { return false; } virtual bool IsChildTwo() const { return false; }
If I have a class such as class Foo{ public: Foo(){...} Foo(Foo && rhs){...} operator=(Foo rhs){ swap(*this, rhs);}
I tried to write a function, which returns an integer with only the highest bit of the input set, using a C++0x constexpr.
I\'m implementing a custom lexer in C++ and when attempting to read in whitespace, the ifstream won\'t read it out. I\'m reading character by character using >>, and all the whitespace is gone.
I am trying to store a noncopyable (but movable) object inside an std::pair, as follows: #include <utility>
I\'ve got a really strange problem. MSVC doesn\'t have initializer lists, so I\'ve used a lambda to approximate them.
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