I have an object with a vector of pointers to other objects in it, something like this: class Object {
Ok everyone, noob question. So I have a template class implementing a singly linked list. A function in a class in my program returns one of these lists.
<?php class Test { public function foo() { echo \"Foo!\"; die(); } public function __destruct() { header(\'location: http://google.com\');
hi I\'ve vector<vector<int> > matrix; I initialize it by: inline void resize(const UINT nrows, const UINT ncols, T val) {
I\'m allocating my pthread thread-specific data from a fixed-size global pool that\'s controlled by a mutex. (The code in question is not permitted to allocate memory dynamically; all the memory it\'s
I was experimenting with the STL algorithms and more specific with the for_each function. I tried a simple use case for concatenating a vector of strings. Note that this is probably not a good and/or
In Python 3.x all classes are subclasses of object. In 2.x you have to explicitly state class MyClass(object). And, as I\'m trying to write as much 3.x compatible code as possible, I\'m subclassing ob
I have a series of classes A, B, ... which have many derived classes which are created inside a module I do not wish to change.
According to NSObject\'s documentation: Important: Note that when an application terminates, objects may
I recently stumbled into this this C++/Lua error int function_for_lua( lua_State* L ) { std::string s(\"Trouble coming!\");
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