I have some c code that I compile and run, in a directory that is accessible from many different unix computers (various linux and mac, occa开发者_StackOverflowsionally others), with different OS\'s o
Ok, this question is about portable as in no dependencies (i.e. \"I can put the binaries in a USB key and bring it with me everywhere, e-mail them to friends etc\").
--edit -- Solved the question : a comment on the last sidenote would be helpfull. Also comments on phoenix::bind overload handling would be helpfull (in my answer).
I posted all the code and an issue with selection here. Now I am going to ask one more problem I have seen with eclipselink which I havent seen with hibernate.
I\'m trying to write a wrapper for the third-party graphics library I\'m using. I\'d like to make it general enough you I could switch libraries easily if I decide to port it over to another platform
What is an operating system independent way to open a file with associated program from C++? Is there a solution in Boost, or something like it?
开发者_Go百科Just encountered decrement of end() iterator in my company source codes and it looks strange for me. As far as I remember this was working on some platforms, but not for the others. Maybe
Does anyone know of a .Net assembly that contains classes with the same functionality of the typical java types:
I write a lot of code, most of it I throw away eventually when I am done with it; recently I was thinking that if I just kept every small piece of utility script I wr开发者_Go百科ote, named it, tagged
Suppose i am editing some large C++ source file, and i add a few lines of code that happen to use auto_ptr, like in the following example.
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