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Hi, I'm just wondering if there is a good place where I can find some tree implementations for c++ (Splay trees and Heaps, in particular). Any input on resources where there is source code for different tree implementations would be appreciated, as I don't have the time to write one …

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I am writing a sample chat-like function to learn how to use sockets in unix. I am using gcc. To send between clients of a tcp connection I need to encapsulate a bunch of different data: [code=c] typedef struct { short type; int messageID1; int messageID2; short messageID3; int ipAddr; …

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First time posting, this seems like a wonderful community. Okay, so I'm new to C++ (mostly worked with java) and I'm trying to write a program that will read in a plain text file (a short paragraph) and take and place each word in the text file and place it …

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In C++ is there a way to define a class to be "comparable"? What Im trying to do is write a class that holds a string and a vector of numbers. If an object of this type is compared to another object I want the string that each object contains …

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I am writing a simple program that reads in a plain text file (ignoring numbers/symbols) and stores each unique word and the frequency it appears in the text file. This information is stored in a multimap<string, int>. I want to sort the elements in the multimap so as to facilitate …

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