I have a algorithm code which uses matlab library(mclmcrrt.lib) it compiles well in my vc++ compiler when i add that library to it. My question is if i want to compile it on Linux g++ compiler how should i link the library can i use it? ...
Header class linkNode { public: linkNode(void *p) { before = 0; after = 0; me = p; } linkNode *before; void *me; linkNode *after; }; template <class T> class list { public: list(void) { first = last = NULL; size = 0; } ~...
I know vector< bool > is "evil", and dynamic_bitset is preferred (bitset is not suitable) but I am using C++ Builder 6 and I don't really want to pursue the Boost route for such an old version. I tried : int RecordLen = 1; int NoBits = 8; std::ofstream Binary( FileNameBinary ); vector< bool > CaseBits( NoBits, 0 ); Binary.write( ( const...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee2k0a7d.aspx Event handling is also supported for native C++ classes (C++ classes that do not implement COM objects), however, that support is deprecated and will be removed in a future release. Anyone knows why? Couldn't find any explanation for this statement. ...
OpenCV 2.0.0a is very different to the older version of OpenCV and so is very different to setup. I have tried to set it up for Visual C++ Express 2008 but to no avail so I wanted to ask whether anyone has got it to work on Dev C++ and if yes can they tell me how. ...
I have this simple piece of code that uses boost::bind: #include <boost/bind.hpp> #include <utility> #include <vector> #include <iterator> #include <algorithm> int main() { std::vector<int> a; std::vector<std::pair<bool,int> > b; a.push_back(1); a.push_back(2); a.push_back(3); std::transform(a.begin(), a.end()...
Operation A I have N vectors, each containing certain number of unique 3D points. For Example : std::vector<double*> vec1; and like that I am performing sort operation on each of the vector like: std::sort(vec1.begin(), vec1.end(), sortCriteria()); std::sort(vec2.begin(), vec2.end(), sortCriteria()); std::sort(vec3.begin(), vec3.en...
How can I add version information to a file? The files will typically be executables, .so and .a files. Note: I'm using C++, dpkg-build and Ubuntu 8.10 if any of those have support for this. ...
I'm refactoring a large amount of code where I have to add an extra parameter to a number of functions, which will always have a value of a member of that object. Something like class MyClass { public: CMyObject A,B; void MyFunc(CMyObject &Object); // used to be void MyFunc(); }; Now, I'd actually like it to read class MyC...
class temp; temp *t; void foo() { temp foo2; t[1] = foo2; } int main() { t = new temp[100]; foo(); //t[1] is still in memory? } If i want an array of classes like this, am i going to have to use pointer to pointer? (and use 'new' on each element in the array) E.G: temp **t; if i want to make an array of 100 ptr to ptr...
Hi, I've been using MiniDumpWriteDump to generate dump files on a crash. I've been trying to do a full memory dump. This seems to work, and generates a large file as expected. However when I load this huge file into Visual Studio (2005) I don't seem to be able to see the values of any variables on the heap. In fact it gives me no more ...
I'm trying to use istringstream to recreate an encoded wstring from some memory. The memory is laid out as follows: 1 byte to indicate the start of the wstring encoding. Arbitrarily this is '!'. n bytes to store the character length of the string in text format, e.g. 0x31, 0x32, 0x33 would be "123", i.e. a 123-character string 1 byte s...
if i have the following code: for (...) { A a; } would a be allocated on the heap or on the stack? ...
I have a simple c++ struct that is extensively used in a program. Now I wish to persist the structure in a sqlite database as individual fields (iow not as a blob). What good ways are there to map the attributes of the struct to database columns? ...
Basically I wrote some code to print out a triangle recursively - and originally I used an iterator in the code to take the inner parts of a triangle and include them in the complete 'picture'. Anyway here's the code: #include <iostream> #include <string> #include <vector> using namespace std; vector<string> print_triangle( int max_...
Hi everybody! I have a strange problem with my code when porting from a computer with glibc-2.5-25 (suse 10.2) to a computer with glibc-2.3.2-6 (suse 8.2). I use several method calls on temporary objects and they are not working on the older machine. class A { public: A(int n) {} void method() {} }; int main() { A(10).meth...
I have a small program that simply checks if a specified file is located on a specified network drive that is not mapped on the computer. To check this I temporarily map to the network location, check if the file exists and than unmap the drive. I now figured out that I can call WNetAddConnection2 with an empty local name (MSDN: If the s...
Hello there! I'm currently working on a C++ MFC project on visual studio 2003. The aim of this project is to be able to take an XML file containing language data, convert it to a simple CSV file and back to XML. To do this, I'm using the TinyXML library, which is simple and good enough for my needs. The problem is that, once I try to c...
What we need in our firm is a sort of release management tool for Linux/C++. Our products consist of multiple libraries and config files. Here I will list the basic features we want such system to have: Ability to track dependencies, easily increase major versions of libraries whose dependencies got their major version increased. It sh...
typedef void int_void(int); int_void is a function taking an integer and returning nothing. My question is: can it be used "alone", without a pointer? That is, is it possible to use it as simply int_void and not int_void*? typedef void int_void(int); int_void test; This code compiles. But can test be somehow used or assigned to som...