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When you want to build something that\'s debuggable (g++ specifically, but perhaps shares an answer with gcc), what\'s the best -O level?In other words, when building a \"debug\" target rather than a
boost::mutex::scoped_lock is a handy RAII wrapper around locking a mutex. I use a similar technique for something else: a RAII wrapper around asking a data interface to detach from/re-attac开发者_Pyth
// In A.h class A { 开发者_C百科public: enum eMyEnum{ eOne, eTwo, eThree }; public: A(eMyEnum e); }
I\'m trying to compile and strip a very simple program in C++ with the g++ compiler (4.6.0 on Mac OSX). But while compiling i get a warning.
I know the linkage order in gcc is important for symbols to be correctly determined; but now I am seeing a weird speed issue on the resultin开发者_运维技巧g executable. I am linking objects and archi
I have a very simple makefile, that basically does the following: # Pre-compiled header CORE_PCH_FILENAME =Core.h
Building simple code (example is below) returns error on eclipse, while g++ from commandline doesn\'t. Both eclipse and g++ output executable that act the same (and the result meets my expectation). T
I upgraded to OSX 10.7 Lion this weekend, and now I\'m tr开发者_开发百科ying to get all my unit and regression tests to pass... but there are quite a few problems. Several of my regression tests are n
I am using atomic<int> in my code, but the machine in which now I\'m compiling has an older g++ version which doesn\'t support C++11. Is there any equivalent class available on the net, s开发者_
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