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Sorry about my very delayed response - things got pretty manic at work. Due to time constraints I have had to apply a patch (pretty much re-implemented the offending bit of code in a different,...

I have written a fairly large application with a small team of software engineers (~237kloc) over the last four years. In our development environment under Windows, the bug that I'm about to...

In addition to what Paul has said, with respect to management try to follow the following guidelines:

Use RAII classes to manage resources (not only memory but all resources).
Using memory...

I've been away from codeguru for a few days, and so missed your post... sorry about that.

Unfortunately, I don't really have much time at the moment, but if I get the chance in the near future,...

Does that mean that your data can be modified? e.g:



double objectAngle = -90.0f;
double objectSpeed = 30.0f; // meters per second
double objectDistance = 0.0f;
double objectTime = 0.0f;...

Alex, what you are asking does not match the data you are supplying.

For example, the following data


double objectAngle = -90.0f;
double objectSpeed = 3.0f; // meters per second
double...

I think this issue you are having is that the type held by the vector v needs to match the type specified in the result of bind1st. Therefore if you change



void bar( const std::string& s )...

VladimirF makes a good point about templates, although, I guess it depends on what is meant by "clean up".

#define's affect every file in the compilation and do not obey scope. Global variables...

That is a really helpful bit of research, thank you very much. I wonder why Microsoft don't state that they are non-compliant in a compiler warning or something.

Sorry about my delay in replying, I've been having trouble logging in. It seems like someone has been doing some site "improvements".:confused:

Anyway, the addition of a compile time noexcept...

That's a great page. A few years ago when I was having issues with exception specifications not doing what I'd expected, I came across that same article, and by the time I'd finished reading it, I...

I don't tend to use exception specifications, but not for the reason that will become apparent as you read this post...

I'm writing I presentation on exception safety, and wanted to write a short...

That would explain it.


Thanks, I'll take a look.

For some reason that's not working. The library is not actually linking in the sections from boost thread that it requires when it links, therefore the final application is complaining that it needs...

Is there a way to build a static lib so that it links in other static libs?

In other words, if I build a lib A as a static lib, and it has a dependency on another static lib B. Is there a way for...

Hi John, I must admit, I don't think I understand what you are saying. The code you posted (without adding an eof check) behaves how I would expect on VS2008... I end up with a vector that has...

I would probably use boost split. But if you don't want to use boost, with not much effort, you could write your own version of the split functionality found in boost. Something like the following...

Yeah, I kind of forgot about strcpy.:)

Please use
[/i]] tags around code when posting, else you lose the formatting and it becomes difficult to read.

There are a number of things wrong with your program. So what I will do is re-print...

Thanks for the link, I'll take a look.

I have heard that such things exist, but I've never tried one... given the amount of template code I write I'm beginning to think that it would be a good thing. Thanks for the advice.

The thing that I would like to see is for the compiler output not to simply be displayed as plain text. For example it would be nice if:



In function ‘void...

Here is a reason, why a lot of companies will not encourage their employees to write non-trivial templates. If you ever get into policy based design with a bit of MTP mixed in, then expect to get...

As an aside to the question and responses already given, if you intend "cin >> str;" to put the whole line into str, then you might want to consider using


std::getline(std::cin, str);

since
...

This looks like homework, we are not here to do homework for you.

Please read this:

http://www.codeguru.com/forum/showthread.php?t=366302

Anyone who PM's you the code is helping you cheat,...