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3 days ago · An element will always have a value, but if it's not explicitly initialized then that value will be indeterminate. And in C++ using indeterminate values in any ...
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2 days ago · Constant. signed char, 127, SCHAR_MAX. unsigned char, 255, UCHAR_MAX. char (signed), 127 (if signed), CHAR_MAX. char (unsigned), 255 (if unsigned), UCHAR_MAX.
21 hours ago · I am working on an assignment for my computer science course. The goal is to make a program that simplifies a very generic instruction set for tuning a harp ...
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14 hours ago · Use an initializer list to set the value instead of the constructor body: class Foo { public: Foo(int osId, const std::wstring &desktop) : m_osId(osId), ...
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1 day ago · Problem. I have two structs: the first has data in an array and in a vector; the second gives access to the pointers to those data as pArr = &array[0] or ...
3 hours ago · I have a C application which has a large amount of highly fragmented configuration data and behavior that I would like to consolidate, eg:
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22 hours ago · I am learning right now about generic programming in C++ and I am trying to figure out how to forward reference an array of items. I have managed to do ...
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17 hours ago · Hi i'm trying to write a recursive function to check values in each line of a string. But it gives me This, i don't know why it doesn't work i spent 2 hours ...
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1 day ago · My goal is to safely handle the class instance in C++ without causing errors or unexpected behavior. When passing a structure as an argument, I use GCHandle.
1 day ago · The has-include-expression evaluates to 1 if the search for the source file succeeds, and to 0 if the search fails. Then we get to difference between #include < ...
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