I have an application that need to store a sequence of voltage data, each entry is something like a pair {time, voltage}
I\'ve got a wrapper around a std::deque that I\'m using to queue up audio data (coming in blocks via libavcodec, if that matters).
Using http://www.cppreference.com/wiki/s开发者_Go百科tl/deque/insert as a reference, I was inserting values into a deque at certain locations.
in Java, there\'s a class called Deque, and i would like to find something similar to this in .NET (C#).
I have the following scenario: I have a single thread that is supposed to fill a container with pairs of integers (in essence, task descriptions), and I have a large
This needs to be lock free as it has to run in the interrupt handler of an SMP system. I cannot take locks.
Referring to article Gotw 54 by HerbSutter, he explains ab开发者_JAVA技巧out The Right Way To \"Shrink-To-Fit\" a
Just now, I\'m reading Josuttis\' STL book. As far as I know -- c++ vector is a c-array that can be reallocated. So, I understand, why after push_back() all iterators and references can become invali
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