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what median_unsafe in C++ mean

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Maybe because it is not a part of C++ standard library. It is probably something from another part of the code you have. If you use some IDE it probably supports something like "GoTo Declaration/Definition", so you might be able to find out where that function comes from.

PeterK  2010-08-15 11:37:43
@PeterK: O oo... from what it looks, I guess it gets the median from the PITs???
flyme2themoon  2010-08-15 11:39:59
It probably does. But since i have no idea what PITs is i cannot be sure, it might as well do something completely different. You will have to find the implementation of the fucntion or some documentation for it.
PeterK  2010-08-15 11:52:17
@PeterK: Okay, thanks!
flyme2themoon  2010-08-15 12:13:24

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