If I have a class with a private construction, using boost::make_shared() to construct a shared_ptr of that class from within a member function of that class will issue a compiler error using gcc 4.6.
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this may be easy for most of you .. but not me. I am using some \"sample\" Google code - as it fits my purpose so why change what works - but for the life of me I cannot access/find/get etc the FCAut
Is the following code legal in C++. Accessing a friend class member public method? I know this sounds confusing, and the best way to show it is in code. I was wondering if the TestClassC::Method() is
While working on my basic vector library, I\'ve been trying to use a nice syntax for swizzle-based printing. The problem occurs when attempting to print a swizzle of a different dimension than the vec
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I have written a class with protected constructor, so that new instances can only be produced with a static create() function which returns 开发者_Go百科shared_ptr\'s to my class. To provide efficient
Given the following code: class Screen; class WindowMgr { WindowMgr& relocateScreen( int r, int c, Screen& s);
If I have some class Basis, and derived from it Derived, inside basis I have friend function friend int operator!=(const Basis&, const Basis&)
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