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Define an interface hierarchy? 
  Hello! I have a class hierarchy that consists mainly of one base class CtxBase, and two children: LoginCtx and DisconnectCtx. Now, there's a need to provide an interfaces for this hierarchy. I'd like to export this classes from a DLL. And I'm in doubt how can I achieve this? My first option was to define a base interface (ICtxBase) and then... more »
By Anton Bredikhin  - 11:24am - 2 new of 2 messages    

I would like to change my job 
  Hello everybody, I am a C/C++ programmer since about 10 years and during all this time, I was away from the new needs of companies. I was completely satisfied of my work and thought that my growing skills would be needed in any company I would go to. But now that I want to change I to a more well-paid job, I find it... more »
By Hassan Bobo  - 11:22am - 2 new of 2 messages    

Inheritance from a Template class, problems accessing protected member 
  Here is my code: ...template<typename T> class RawPtr { protected: T* pointee_; public: RawPtr() : pointee_(0) {} RawPtr(T* pT) : pointee_(pT) {} ...template<typename T> class SmartPtr : public RawPtr<T> { public: SmartPtr() : RawPtr<T>() {} explicit SmartPtr(T* pT) : RawPtr<T>(pT)... more »
By liam_herron  - 9:21am - 2 new of 2 messages    

what the meaning of this code 
  Hi, I just want to ask the question about this code int len =0; len =5; "x41" * (len); In this is "x41" is multiply by 5 or it just can acquire space like this x41x41x41x41x41 . I am a newbie and i am confused , If you can't understand this question i am sorry, but i just want the clarification of this code.... more »
By sam  - 7:20am - 5 new of 5 messages    

The difference between new node() and new node? 
  now, I define the struct following: struct node { bool match; node* child[27]; ...What's the difference between 1) node *Trie=new node(); and 2) node *Trie = new node;
By remlostime  - 6:52am - 3 new of 3 messages    

how much time? 
  I am aware that this is, technically, not a question about c++ but surely here someone will now-how-to. I have a program, with lots of routines, and complicated stuff. I want to optimize it but I don't want to optimize all the parts, but rather the ones in which it takes longer. Of course one can put time logs in the program, but there must... more »
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Why can't member function be friend? 
  I want to show you an example how two classes can have relationship instead of an inheritance. The inheritance is not an option if you want to define two classes. The relationship between two classes can be friends when variables can be modified in both classes. As far as we discussed in an earlier... more »
By immortal_ne...@hotmail.com  - Sep 4 - 2 new of 2 messages    

type punning 
  I am curious about creating some macro's for keeping track of where memory has been allocated on the heap. For example it would be nice to be able to detect memory leaks at the end of program execution. I would like a system that does not incur to much size and speed overhead. Here is my design for a way to manage who created what and... more »
By goodfella  - Sep 4 - 13 new of 13 messages    

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