General C++ Programming - C++ Forum - February 2019 (Page 9)

by Mitsuru

atomic counter and then compare value

Dear all, Atomic type is often used for efficient synchronized value in multi-thread programming....

[8 replies] Last: Dear Cubbi Thank you for your opinion. As possible as I can, I avoid... (by Mitsuru)

by vadersapp

Using Template Array in another class

I keep getting heap errors crashing my code (mid run-time or at exit) when I use a Template Array to...

[2 replies] Last: Two problems. FIrst, don't call the arrayTemplate dtor in rainfallTrac... (by dutch)

by CABrouwers

Why is the zero-argument constructor necessary?

Sorry to post this long example but I am having a hard time reproducing the issue when I try to simp...

[2 replies] Last: Thanks a lot. Problem solved! The clang messages were extremely helpfu... (by CABrouwers)

by RoboticsOpen

Reoff's

I am in Vex Open Robotics and we are required to have a reoff that connects to brain and to the led ...

[2 replies] Last: Comments and indentation help (don't forget to use [cod e] tags). ... (by salem c)

by CABrouwers

Why compile under an older c++ version

Is there any reason to compile under an older version of C++ and not the most current stable one? Fo...

[1 reply] : > Is there any reason to compile under an older version of C++ and not... (by JLBorges)

by kapil2905

What are couple of un-arguable examples of premature optimization and premature pessimisation.

Dear ppl, I have been seeing many guidelines to avoid premature optimizing and premature pessimizat...

[14 replies] Last: If you always write pre-increment by default I wouldn't consider it pr... (by Peter87)

by ziqyolo

I have to find the largest number by using those function, but the largest number doesn't appear when i enter the 8 numbers

#include <iostream> using namespace std; double max (double array , int size); int main () { d...

[1 reply] : your code, indented #include <iostream> using namespace std; double m... (by ne555)

by calioranged

Using 'char' to represent text

*** Newbie question *** 1). char day = "Thursday"; std::cout << "Today is " << day << std::endl; ...

[7 replies] Last: Thanks for your help salem c (by calioranged)

by nathan242

C Assembly keypad Problems

Hey guys, I'm new here and also new to programming. I was hoping someone with more experience can t...

[6 replies] Last: Ah OK, thankyou, I will try that now (by nathan242)

by Grime

What's "Visual C++" and is it different from C++?

I'm really confused and I think instead of making any assumptions it would be better to get it recti...

[8 replies] Last: Well, yes, that was my point. I wasn't trying to say "here, you should... (by helios)

by salem c

Chef with Orchestra in the Kitchen

Stop spamming the board with your zero effort begging. http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/beginner/24949...

[3 replies] Last: If I had known that you can complete "challenges" for rewards when I w... (by H00G0)

by Fadey

Fastest way to input/output dynamic array of arrays into a file.

First example: input/output a array of std:string. Second example: input/output a class which nests...

[3 replies] Last: If you do your own buffering, then use open/close/read/write instead o... (by dhayden)

by kapil2905

Does public static functions of base class become member functions of derived class if base class is inherited publicly ?

Hi ppl, I am trying to run the following code but getting error. #include <iostream> template <...

[3 replies] Last: Thanks a lot @Cubbi for the detailed explanation :) (by kapil2905)

by EdoardoCanti

BGL in_edges() issue

Hi! I started using Boost Graph Library and I've problems using in_edges() over a direct graph. I c...

[1 reply] : in_edges() is not allowed in adjacency_list<listS, vecS, directionalS>... (by EdoardoCanti)

by hello321

reading from data file

I am having some issues with my case for the code. The purpose of this case is that, the user enters...

[4 replies] Last: Thanks @salem c! (by hello321)

by CABrouwers

wrapping a class around a temporary (prvalue)

I want to define a wrapper class (BoxB) that takes another class (BoxA) as an argument by reference ...

[9 replies] Last: > The move occurs with the initialize a(that.a), correct? Technically... (by JLBorges)

by denwisi

resistor

Hi, I got a program here and it is not making the calculations,I've tried different solutions but ...

[5 replies] Last: your program, in wordz: declare a bunch of floats to random values. *... (by jonnin)

by CABrouwers

templated classes and inheritance.

In the following code, I have a templated class, that derives from another templated class. For th...

[2 replies] Last: Excellent, thank you! I don't know if the explanation you scratched b... (by CABrouwers)

by Putarda

Fatal signal 11 (SIGSEGV), code 1 (SEGV_MAPERR), fault addr 0x18 in tid 8522

Hello everyone! So I have this bug that's really strange to me and unsolvable. So when I debug my c+...

[15 replies] Last: Cubbi. At first glance, I didn't quite understand your answer but the ... (by Putarda)

by sidsthekid678

Help with pointers

So for this program I need to find the mode of the array. but I have to use two functions and pass t...

[2 replies] Last: void FILL_ARRAY(int *fillArray ); You're declaring an array of point... (by AbstractionAnon)

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