After working 15 years in C++ I found that I don\'t understand references completely. class TestClass {
I´m working on a \"new language\" (not such ambitious) XML definition, I want to have the option to work with object graph vía xml (serializing/deserializing) and API at same time.
In the following, would there be a temporary object created before const reference is used to a non-const object?
My current setup in eclipse is like this: trunk --working/src --resources I have a java file inside a package under working/src and I am trying to retrieve a file in the resources. The path I am usi
In some maintenance of some multitouch \"drawing on screen\" code, I met a bug relative to how references to touches instances should be set between touchesBegan:withEvent:, touchesMoved:withEvent: an
I am working on refactoring some of the old C-style code to bring it more into line with C++ code. I still am a bit new to C++
im really sorry for this dumb question, is there actual references in .net version of c++? in native c++ there are pointers (*, **) and refe开发者_运维问答rences (&, &&). as far as i know,
I am using HTMLAgilityPack with my C# winform application. I loaded HTMLAgilityPack from my hard drive using Visual Studio, as a Referenced Assembly. I the开发者_JAVA百科n build my application and cop
Suppose First case int a; int *p= &a ; it works no error Second case long int a; long int b; b = & a; it wont work
I am looking at something that I discovered in an old code base, and I am pretty confused. Here is a function definition:
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