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Dynamic Link example for Dev C++ not working for me (1.11)

2008-04-26T11:32:07Z

Hi there,

I was able to compile the DLL. But when I tested it from a driver
program, I always got [Linker error] undefined reference to
`georgeringo()'. BTW, I generated georgeringo.dll and
libgeorgeringo.a from compilation of DLL.

Here is the program
------------------from the book ---

dynamic_cast, Recipe 8.7

2007-02-25T07:44:16Z

Maybe others have pointed it out already, but Recipe 8.7 seems
confused and largely incorrect.
Correct explanation:
// Given..
class Derived : public Base { ... };
// Function which uses p polymorphically
void f(Base* p)
{
// Mainly we will want to use the object p points to
// through virtual functions of Base. However if, in the

Counting stuff

2006-10-18T21:26:43Z

I was very interested to see a cookbook for c++ because I really like
the perl and python cookbooks and c++ is my native tongue. Flipping
randomly through it, the first example I ran across is your code to
count lines, words etc. Is this really the best way to count things in
a file?
I would have thought that using the streambuf rather than a stream

test

2006-07-21T07:45:12Z

testing this link :
[link]

Recipe 14.1: XML parsing example.

2005-12-02T12:16:25Z

Hi Ryan

After transcribing the code on P.486-492, I notice some redundant statements.
At the top of the main source file, "using namespace std;" is used, and the
same line is in the body of each function - Redundant, and possibly confusing
IMO.

There is also a pontential for segmentation faults in the sections where

How to tokenizing unicode string

2005-11-25T11:57:20Z

I have one unicode file & I want to read that using wifstream
.....sothat i can tokenize that according to delimeters in the line...
I am stuckin in this problem

Source code

2005-11-16T09:57:42Z

Is there a place where we can download the example source code?