I am trying to make the most of the new standart. However, I am having dificult in find solid information about C++11 like good explanations on the new keywords and syntax.
I read through n1429 with the section The algorithms regex_match and regex_search both support a feature not commonly seen in regular expression libraries: a partial match. When the flag std::regex_
For one class I want to store some function pointers to member functions of the same class in one map storing std::function objects. But I fail right at the beginning with this code:
For the code I am currently working on, we sometimes need to compile on some older systems with older compilers (e.g.- we run sims on an older IBM BlueGene/L, who\'s support contract dictates some qui
What\'s the best way to escape an arbitrary std::wstring for use inside a regular expression? For example, convert you owe me $ to you owe me \\$?
The boost::function FAQ item 3 specifically addresses the scenario I am inte开发者_开发问答rested in:
template<typename T> struct A { A<T> operator%( const T& x); }; template<typename T>
I\'m writing a Monte Carlo algorithm, in which at one point I need to divide by a random variable. More precisely: the random variable is used as a step width for a difference quotient, so I actually
I have a few problems regarding a custom allocator for an unordered_map. I have a large dataset and I need to hash on a string as key. So I came to know that providing a custom memory allocator would
I am new to a lot of these C++ libraries, so please forgive me if my questions comes across as naive.
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