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I'm trying to develop my own 2d game engine. I'm using DirectDraw for it.
When I call an odd number of times the method Flip() it works as expected, but if I call the same method an even...

Thank you all for your replies. I changed the implementation so I won't require to do it, it was a poor design that has thrown me to the place I needed to do that.
I was sending serialized objects...

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I want to implement a function that take a given a string and return, if it exists, a data type so it can be used for casting later. Here's an example of what I'd like to accomplish:

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You're right, and that's why I change the design of it. I realized that I don't care the order in which each threads executes, but I do care the order in which the task completed callback associate...

What happens is that I'm implementing kind of Reliable Data Protocol, and I use asynchronous operations over the socket. When I receive some message I need to process it. Right there is where I block...

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I have a method that uses an AutoResetEvent to synchronize threads. I need to guarantee that the first thread acquiring the lock is the one that continues its execution at first after the...

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I need to implement reliable UDP sockets. I found a library for .Net (Lidgren.Network) but I want to make my own since I don't know whom has experienced with it and their results.
I read RDP...

Thanks for your reply. I think that'd be a valid solution.
Anyway, I'm thinking about sending UDP messages from player to observer. Since each image would have around 1 or 2 Kb I think is a good...

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I'm developing a multiplayer board-like game (kind of a card game). At every match being played, can exist many observers of it, so the players needs to send their events to the...

What do you mean by list element? is that the whole stack?.
Thanks for reply.

I'm just trying to understand how c++ works. I'm trying to implement a stack with linked lists.
Here's my code:

Stack.cpp


namespace DataStructures
{

template <class T>

You're right about that. I was trying to implement a stack of int using a pointer to int, now I'm trying to figure out how to implement this with linked lists.
Regards.

You're right, even that don't help. I supposed the wrong. I'm gonna take a look at that class.
Regards.

Hi. Suppose I have this code:




int* values = new int;

values[23030200] = 2;

Thanks!. I don't know why in these tutorials is not mentioned pointers topic.
JVene: your idea is nice too.

Best regards!.

hi to everyone. I'm new to this forum. I download a couple of tutorials about learning c++ programming from the beginning. I develop with c# and java. I have a notion about c as well.
The thing is...