I have some classes that inherit from each other but they do so using templates. What I want is to effectively get a pointer and/or reference to one of the base classes as if it is one of the other po
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This is a newbie C++ pointer question. I have no clue on why this happen... I found that if i write this code. It is totally valid.
Let\'s say that I\'ve got a method like: - (void)reassignPassedObject:(void *)block; and it\'s called as in
I\'ve read a bit about compressed object pointers in some 64 bits Java VM implementations. As I understood it, the principle is storing a reference as a relative 32 bits address offset from one object
I\'d like to get my muck开发者_开发知识库y paws on the operator() of a lambda function. The following seems up the task:
The function below takes the argv[0] argument that contains the calling path of the application and replaces the last bit until it hits a \"/\" with the name of the new app I want to spawn that sits i
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I ran into this problem when I tried to write out an new algorithm to reorder elements in std::vector. The basic idea is that I have std::list of pointters pointing into std::vector in such way that *
In C++ can I reset the function pointer for an operator? In particular I want to set the member开发者_高级运维 function operator[] to use (or not use) bounds checking. I tried this with no luck: