I am wondering if anyone knows the logic which C++ compilers generally use to decide whether or not to inline a function at compilation (assuming inline has been requested).
When I use the __FUNCTION__ macro/variable to print out debugging information, there seems to be a difference in what it outputs when using the Microsoft C++ compiler and gcc. For example, using the f
I wonder if there is a way to reduce compilation time when using Ajc compiler with IntelliJ. I have rather big project, i would like to use AspectJ with, but unfortunatly when I\'ve tried to work with
I have to develop a compiler for a statically typed language for .NET I\'m considering using the DLR for this instead of building all the parts (Lexer/Parser, Syntax, Semantic, Code Generation).
My proble开发者_JAVA百科m is the following: I\'m trying to implement a C RPC example and I keep running into the following compiler error:
I wish to use a set of libraries written in C++ with the Intel compilers. I\'ve attached sample code which demonstrates the problem. There are many places in the libraries where they make use of combi
When you write #include \"foo.h\" I would expect the compiler to check the directory of the file doing the including (as opposed to the current directory) first, and if not found there then fall back
Is there any alternative to http://codepad.org/ for use with ASP language? I would like to quickly ch开发者_JAVA技巧eck syntax online.
The simplest approach is just to throw an exception with error information at the first occurrence of an error. Perhaps another approach is to pass a mutable list argument through analysis functions.
I compile the following program with Visual C++ 10: include <Windows.h> int _tmain(int /*argc*/, _TCHAR* /*argv*/[])
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