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Is there any advantage in declaring a variable local to a function const? i.e., I want to use a sine value a couple of times so I store it in a local variable. If I make it const does this facilitate any compiler optimizations... or anything beneficial? [CODE] double my_func(double … |
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Is there any way to reduce the number of times you have to write: template<typename T> for a bunch of functions all using the same template parameters? i.e., something like this: template<typename T> namespace my_functions_using_T { T function_do_something(const T & t); void function_do_something_else(T & t); } (besides making them all … |