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Thanks for your input.

I find functors a bit obtuse, and I've spent more time on this than I should...just brute-forcing it...


uint16_t sum = 0;
for (int i=0; i<byteVec.size(); i++)...

Hi all,

I'd like a code-concise way to find a modulo (2^16) sum of a vector<uint8_t>. i.e. The bytes are grabbed in pairs, and summed into an unsigned short (uint16_t). I tried making a...

This seems appropriate:

Excerpted from http://www.softpanorama.org/Lang/Cpp_rama/humor.shtml.

No extra copies...


void doitVecNew() {
cout << "doitVecNew:\n";
cout << " create myVec<MyClass*>...\n";
vector<MyClass*> myVec;
cout << " populate myVec (push_back(new...

Well, you do not have the manage the memory of the dynamic array of pointers even though you have to manage the memory for the object associated with each pointer.[/quote]
Good point. I think maybe...

That crossed my mind. Ironically, part of what drew me to STL containers was not having to manage memory...oh well, guess I can't have my cake & eat it, too...but I do like to know what kinds of...

Ah-hah! That helps clarify what's happening, thank you.




Okay, so by adding a copy constructor, and disallowing assignment (and subsequently remming assignments in doit())...


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Thanks for the detailed answer (including the part I'm not quoting here).



Factory pattern, hrm. I did a little reading, and...this is starting to seem like more trouble than it's worth. I...

Ah, I had forgotten.


Are you saying that the objects are being copied, or that the pointers are being copied?
1.) If the objects are being copied, why? The container only holds pointers to...

Thanks for your reply. I think there is more going on here than that, though. My compiler settings seem to show no optimizations:

Project -> Options -> Compiler -> Code optimization = None
...

If values are known at compile-time:
http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t280275-initialize-an-static-array-in-a-class.html

If you need to use the for-loop, or if the values will be calculated...

Upon further inspection, this code, does not behave as I expected. The code is shown below, followed by its output.

Questions:

1.) In doit(), object #4 is destroyed right after it is created....

The set seems to work nicely. Easier to erase items, too.



#include <vcl.h>
#include <set>
#include <iostream>
#pragma hdrstop

using std::cout;

Cool, thanks, I will probably use that.

I couldn't figure a way to implement this. An "update individual" member function needs to be called once on every object when the static "update all" function is called. If I e.g. have a bool...

That worked, thanks!

(Somehow that syntax seems backwards to me, I didn't think of it..)

I'm not sure what syntax I would use for this. (I made a couple attempts already.)

Also, for this simple dummy example, I would think I could just define it below the declaration. Correct?

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Hello all,

I'm working in Borland C++ Builder v6.0 (maintenance/rewriting some code). I have a class where I'd like to have a static function call a member function on all instantiated members of...