How would you go about implementing a priority queue using a linked list in C? The typical linked list consists of head pointing to an element which points to another element(s), which eventually end
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I have created a live continuous mjpeg stream. A crude illustration is like this ....[image (jpeg)]->[text \"content-length\"]->[image (jpeg)]->[text \"content-length\"]->....
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The std::queue is implemented with a deque by default. std::deque has the subscript operator, operator[], and is probably implemented with arrays. So why doesn\'开发者_运维问答t std::queue have operat
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