I have a class that holds an "error" function that will format some text. I want to accept a variable number of arguments and then format them using printf. Example: class MyClass { public: void Error(const char* format, ...); }; The Error method should take in the parameters, call printf/sprintf to format it and then do somethi...
I am looking to build a new Interactive 3D planning software similar to this one http://www.materialise.com/materialise/view/en/131410-SimPlant.html I was looking for some expert advise about the best technologies to use to build the different components of the software (ie: UI, Image processing, visualization, 3D, etc.. ) The softwar...
Hi all, I have to do enhancements to an existing C++ project with above 100k lines of code. My question is How and where to start with such projects ? The problem increases further if the code is not well documented. Are there any automated tools for studying code flow with large projects? Thanx, ...
Hi All, I have a data card, as soon as i insert the data card, i am getting the events by using wm_device_change event. But I also want to get event, when my data connect actually connects to out side world. I mean to say, as soon as we click on connect/disconnect button of data card,i want to get the event. exactly speaking wanted t...
I'm porting a software that build from 16bit color depth to 18bit color depth. How can I convert the 16-bit colors to 18-bit colors? Thanks. ...
Hello! I need to mix Objective-C and C++. I would like to hide all the C++ stuff inside one class and keep all the others plain Objective-C. The problem is that I want to have some C++ classes as instance variables. This means they have to be mentioned in the header file, which gets included by other classes and C++ starts spreading to ...
Possible Duplicate: How to represent 18bit color depth to 16bit color depth? I'm porting a software that build from 16-bit color depth device to 18-bit color depth device? How can I represent the 18-bit color depth? Thanks. ...
Hello, When,i try to assign null value to my pointer,it sometimes crashes on that line. The code is something like this : if(s_counter != NULL) { delete s_counter; s_counter = NULL; // it sometimes crashes here. } This is not reproducable,100%,but it occurs frequently. Can anybody help in this? ...
Hello, We have the following code fragment: char tab[2][3] = {'1', '2', '\0', '3', '4', '\0'}; printf("%s\n", tab); And I don't understand why we don't get an error / warning in the call to printf. I DO get a warning but not an error, and the program runs fine. It prints '12'. printf is expecting an argument of type char *, i.e. a po...
Why would anyone declare a constructor protected? I know that constructors are declared private for the purpose of not allowing their creation on stack. ...
Hello, I am getting an ofstream error in C++, here is my code int main () { offstream myfile; myfile.open ("example.txt"); myfile << "Writing this to a file.\n"; myfile.close(); return 0; } error from Dev-C++ 10 C:\devp\main.cpp aggregate `std::ofstream OutStream' has incomplete type and cannot be defined Thanks ...
I'm dealing with a large code base that uses the following construct throughout class MyClass { public: void f(int x); private: int x; }; void MyClass::f(int x) { ' ' this->x = x; ' ' } Personally, I'd always used and hence prefer the form class MyClass { public: void f(int x); private: int _x; }; void MyClass::f(int x)...
Hi Can anybody tell me how to increment the iterator by 2 times. iter++ is available - I have to do iter+2 how can I achieve this. ...
Hi I Have a list that contains dbfile,paths and i need to add them to a map inorder to get corresponding values. my LIST contains items as like star e:\data\star.mdf e:\data\star.ldf kiran e:\data\kiran.mdf e:\data\kiran.ldf hai e:\data\hai.mdf e:\data\hai.ldf Now i need to insert them by populating a list as specified format ma...
Is there any library for distributed in-memory cache, distributed tasks, publish/subscribe messaging? I have used Hazelcast in Java, I would like something similar. I know that Memcached is an in-memory cache and even distributed, but it is missing the messaging and remote task. I just need something to coordinate a cluster of server w...
In this question asking how to adjust the iterator to an STL container by 2 elements two different approaches are offered: either use a form of arithmetic operator - +=2 or ++ twice or use std::advance() I've tested both of them with VC++ 7 for the edge case when the iterator points onto the last element of the STL container or beyon...
In his November 1, 2005 C++ column, Herb Sutter writes ... int A[17]; int* endA = A + 17; for( int* ptr = A; ptr < endA; ptr += 5 ) { // ... } [O]n some CPU architectures, including current ones, the aforementioned code can cause a hardware trap to occur at the point where the three-past-the-end pointer is created, whethe...
Hello! Should I prefer binary serialization over text serialization if performance is an issue ? Does anybody tested it on a large amount of data ? ...
I know a solution would be to use VS 2005 or 2008, but that's not an option at the moment. I am supposed to write an extension to the VS 2003 C++ debugger to improve the way it displays data in the watch window. The main reason I am using a DLL rather than just the basic autoexp.dat functionality is that I want to be able to display thin...
I'm interested in learning more about distributed computing and how to do it - mostly in C++ but I'd be interested in C# as well. Can someone please recommend some resources? I know very little to nothing about the topic so where should I start? Thanks. ...