I\'m quite worry because I wrote a little application and it seems that there is a memory leak if I believe valgrind (What I actually do):
I\'m trying to create container that looks close to how my file spec works. It\'s like a vector but the type of the elements is defined by a hashtable.
I need a container to storepairs, I have two operations: update value by key get the key with maximum value.
I\'m trying to implement an MVP pattern using STL and I have used *shared_ptr* and *weak_ptr* for \"breaking the cycle\" when having recurrent references.
I want to read the following input: Foo 1 2 4 Bar 3 4 5 as two separate \"string\" objects. Is it possible to accomplish this using istream_iterator?
In their talk \"Quicksort is Optimal\", Sedgewick and Bentley refer to a modified version of the quicksort partitioning step called Bentley-McIlroy three-way partitioning.开发者_开发知识库This version
Is there a STL method/boost class such as: template<class S, class T> class mem_mem : std::unary_function<T, S>
can inner_product not be applied to a map. I have the following code: std::map<class A, class B> s;
I have a code: typedef map<Coordinate3D, deque<someClass > > someMap; someMap *newEM; someMap::iterator iter;
I am using std::transform with an std::back_inserter to append elements to an std::deque.Now the transformation may fail and will return a invalid object (say an uninitialized boost::optional or a nul
加载中,请稍侯......