I encounterd a very strange g++ problem. The output of the flowing program is \"24 8 3\", All things seems ok. But when I use gdb, to print sizeof(Apple::record_), it turns out to be 0. My gcc versio
I\'m using Dev C++ on windows 7, and WinPcap (developer\'s pack). Dev c++ is not able to find pcap.h apparently, even though I include the /include/ directory in project options, on compilation it dis
I am used to the local IDE interface which integrates the code editor and compiler. However, I want to test if the code compiles well with the remote compiler on Unix server. I am tired of copying my
Late last night I got bored.. so I began writing a small \'Noughts and Crosses\' type game in C++ and SDL. I wrote a fair majority of the basic part of the game, but when I compiled it to check for er
The below code works on Visual Studio 2008 with and without optimization. But it only works on g++ without optimization (O0).
Is there a way of guarding against the resulting binary from the code in t开发者_高级运维his question?Ideally by way of an error at compile time. Example code from the question:
the point of my program is to write the numbers 1 - 1,000,000 to a text file, generate a random number between 1 and 1,000,000, search for that line in the text file, take the value, and square it (th
The thinking is that since variadic templates are a compile time feature, there will be little ABI impact or runtime behaviour change.Is this possible?
My cpp file includes C header that has a enumerator with comma at the end. As a result g++ produces warning:
There was a week I\'m learning and reading how to use my own stat开发者_Go百科ic library in C++ and it\'s driving me crazy. I\'m using Ubuntu and I have a class in /home/myFiles/lib I want to build my