I have a structure like this typedef struct{ int stat; }dot; And I would like to acces this structure in a procedure like this
I\'m looking for a way to use std::set::const_iterator as const_iterator of my own class. My code (which actually behaves correct and compiles fine), goes like:
In Visual C++, i faced \"fatal error LNK1169: one or more multiply defined symbols found\" with below code, How can i solve the problem if i wanna include both header file in both source for the other
Ansi C allows that two different structs can contain pointers to each other (also shown in structs-that-refer-to-each-other). I know that this is not a good idea in many circumstances, but that\'s not
Bounty question: So, these two Foos aren\'t the same thing. Fine. The second form is given in a library. How do I forward-declare it given that I can\'t change it?
I have another C++ template question. I am a lazy guy, so I try to not specify template arguments if possible. Now I have a function
I have Preprocessor.h #define MAX_FILES 15 struct Preprocessor { FILE fileVector[MAX_FILES]; int currentFile;
I\'m having a problem with the method declaration for a nested class template. I have something like this:
Using typedef in C++ creates an alias for a type. So: typedef double Length; typedef double Mass; creates two aliases which can be intermixed. In other words we can pass a value of type Mass to a
Initially I had the following. struct A: public B { }; typedef struct A C; Now, I changed that into typedef struct: public B
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