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    You can't get a non-member pointer to a member function. If you did, and called it, what would the function use for `this`?
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    > What I'm looking for is a library that can read in an equation... Well, if your input is like the example (`V = Q/C = ...`), you can split …
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    Can anyone give a clear,short and simple explanation about database indexes?
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    You mean like the first paragraph of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Database_index ?
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    Did any of you guys ever encountered a situation in which you were faced with a code base that was poorly documented and poorly written and you just had to …
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    All too often, sadly. My two most recent experiences went like this: 1. Notice awful code, realize it's so tangled that it's impossible to work on it bit by bit, …
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    Began Watching Equation Solving in Java

    tl;dr: Looking for a java library to solve equations. Suggestions welcome. I'm looking to write an app for the sake of writing an app. I figured that, as a firmware …
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    > define "equations". I second the question; are you looking for an algebraic solver, like a system of equations kind of scenario? > What do you see as an equation? …
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    Hi! I am writing my own string splitter and i'm stuck. When I'm trying to split the same string the second time im getting only the first word. Im using …
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    This right here is your problem: *ptr = '\0' ...because you do this earlier: ptr = string ...which means you're modifying the string as you scan it. This is not …
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    Mention the DOS interrupt that is used by the printer to send acknowledgment of its output. Also provide the corresponding service number and registers to be used
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    Sounds like a homework assignment; we won't do it for you. If you don't know where to start, you might try [Ralf Brown's Interrupt List](http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~ralf/files.html).
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    Hi all! Whenever I am working with my code in my main.cpp file, I can call character-handling functions like * isdigit * isalpha * isspace * toupper without importing the …
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    What other headers are you using? One of them must be including `cctype` for its own purposes.
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    Hi I have encountered a problem where I cannot think of a solution. I'm attempting to work with event tracing but the problem is that a handle is not released …
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    Do you have a complete example that's short enough to post? You may be able to use some sort of [RAII](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resource_Acquisition_Is_Initialization)-like approach; *i.e.*, release the handle in some object's destructor. …
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    class brick { private: int length, width, height;// in mm public: void set(int len, int wid, int hei); int getlength(){return length;} int getwidth(){return width;} int getheight(){return height;} }; void brick::set(int …
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    I was able to compile this without changes using VS2013... what are you using?
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    i have a project in c++ 1-31 anyone who can help me?
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    I'm sure someone here can help if you give us details. What's the project, what are you having trouble with, and what have you tried so far?
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    Began Watching Is this the correct way to convert from java to c++

    import java.util.*; class occult { public static void main(String[] args){ int n = 2; for (int i = 0; ; i++){ if(Integer.toString(i).contains("666")){ if ( n == 1 ) System.out.println(i); n …
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    Replied To a Post in Is this the correct way to convert from java to c++

    Here's your main problem: if( to_string(i).compare(s) == 0){ [string::compare](http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/string/basic_string/compare) looks for an exact match, which only happens when `i` is 666. But you're ignoring the first time the match happens, …
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    >> Have you actually profiled the code? It wasn't clear from your post, nor from your response. > I thought this "Not what I am after, but what I stated …
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    >> Does the loading really need to be more efficient? > Yes, it does. >> Where in code is that time being spent? > As stated, in getting the child …
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    Began Watching Loading related objects from database

    This is more a general approach question. I have an old ORM like framework for this application. Basically what it does, if it needs to load a bunch of objects/records, …
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    Question one is always: Does the loading really need to be more efficient? In other words, is there a measurable and significant wait/delay when you're loading things? If not, or …
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    Began Watching I don't understand the memory part I got confused any help please?

    add $5, $7, $2 sw $9, 4($6) lw $4, 8($12) or $6, $5, $3 Assume that the code is stored starting at 0x00600000, the values in the memory are all …
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    Replied To a Post in I don't understand the memory part I got confused any help please?

    > I don't understand the memory part I got confused It says that memory at `0x00600000` through however long the assembled code is contains the program, and everywhere else (*i.e.*, …
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    Hello Everyone, Actually i have one question. I create one generic method like below:- public static dynamic ExecuteSelectProcedure<T>(string procedureName) where T: class { SqlDataReader reader = ExecuteSelectCommand(procedureName, CommandType.StoredProcedure); if (typeof(T).FullName.Equals("System.Data.DataTable")) …
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    With generics, you can use [type parameter constraints](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/d5x73970.aspx) to limit the types someone can use with a method, to a certain extent. If I'm reading you right, though, that's not …
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    Hi, I get an error when trying to compile a class that I have created: "EWrapperImpl.cs" **Error: TestCsharp.EWrapperImpl' does not implement interface member 'IBApi.EWrapper.currentTime(long)** It is documented in an example …
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    You're writing a class that implements an interface: > public class EWrapperImpl : EWrapper This means your `EWrapperImpl` class must have methods that match everything in `EWrapper`... > Error: TestCsharp.EWrapperImpl' …
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    Began Watching few questions about c++ then and now

    I have some source code done back when time first started and long before unicoding of a old gaming/chat system used mostly in 90s knowing to millons of young gamers …
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    > am just wondering would it be possible to convert the server side to a windows based system? Maybe. depends on if you used any OS-specific libraries. The networking code …
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    Began Watching Hello! I've got a problem with my code.

    The problem is while i execute my code the function modifiko_note(); doesn't work in a proper way. It execute with errors.`` #include<stdio.h> #include<stdlib.h> #include<string.h> #include<sys/stat.h> #include<conio.h> struct student{ char emri[20]; …
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    > doesn't work in a proper way. It execute with errors. What are you expecting it to do, and what is it actually doing? What are the errors?
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    How to read the Serial port data ? apart from WinUSB or Win32 method in C++.I'm also Search the internet ,But i didn't get any idea . So if any …
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    Replied To a Post in Read the data from Serial port......

    A simple search comes up with a variety of serial communication libraries... https://github.com/wjwwood/serial http://www.teuniz.net/RS-232/ http://sigrok.org/wiki/Libserialport http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_40_0/doc/html/boost_asio/overview/serial_ports.html ...would one of these work for you?
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    Write a function in C++ which accepts an **2d array and its size** as arguments/parameters and exchanges the values of *first half side elements with the second half side elements …
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    Show us what you've written so far, and we'll try to help you get it working.
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    > Had a quick glance at PortAudio, but I do not see any mixing features listed in the docs (unless overlooked). You didn't miss anything; that's why I called it …
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    Hi. We're looking into building an easy to use audio player to use at parties. BPM Studio works great, but most people don't know it and have trouble using it. …
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    I don't know NAudio, but it looks useful at a first glance. Do you have language/platform restrictions? If you have the time and inclination for portable DIY, you might look …
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    #include <stdio.h> int main(){ int i,j,k=1; int loop_count = 10; for(i=1;i<loop_count;i++){ if( i > 1){ for(j=0;j<i+k;j++){ if( i == 2 ) printf("*"); else{ if( j%k == 0) printf("*"); else printf(" …
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    Do you have a question for us?
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    Began Watching c++ stl map with string keys

    Hi, I have the following map : listOfPolicyRuleInfo CPCRF::m_mlistOfCliConfiguredPolicyRules; where typedef map<string, PolicyRuleInfo> listOfPolicyRuleInfo; where PolicyRuleInfo is a struct struct PolicyRuleInfo{ BearerQoSInfo stBearerQoS; TFTInfo stTFTInfo; PolicyRuleInfo(){}; PolicyRuleInfo( BearerQoSInfo const& qos, …
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    What's the error you get? At first glance, it looks like you may be trying to print the iterator, `it`, which isn't the same as the object it points to. …
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    > I corrected the mistakes. Post corrected code please? > I could not replace 25 with the macro as my compiler was giving errors, may be i will try it …

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