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Today, 12:53 PM
Another important consideration is debugging. Visual Studio features an integrated debugger (and a truly excellent one) whereas Code::Blocks needs to...
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Today, 11:13 AM
While this is technically true, learning this way leaves the programmer with a deficit (imo) - that is, with notepad a programmer can't learn the all...
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Today, 11:02 AM
Or, the debug and output windows appear as tabs in the same pane.
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Today, 10:18 AM
Woohoo!! Thanks 2kaud - I'd been scratching my head for over a day and didn't notice that !!
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Today, 06:54 AM
operator() needs to be declared const
bool operator()(const int* p1, const int* p2) const
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Today, 06:49 AM
Dynamic programming is an optimization method used when you are looking for what is best in some sense. It could be the shortest or the cheapest or...
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Today, 06:37 AM
This code builds fine with gcc and it used to build fine with VC2008 but it causes a compiler error with VS2019. The original code used more...
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Today, 06:13 AM
I understand. Ok I mean my algorithm very ineffective. How it can be improved according dynamic programming for example?
...or may be even according...
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Today, 04:53 AM
The easiest way to be stupid as a programmer is trying too hard to be smart. Spending lots of time reducing a straightforward algorithm into...
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Today, 04:35 AM
I just figured it out... first, detach the Output window (so that it's floating on some different part of the screen). Then select...
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Today, 04:32 AM
The Wikipedia entry to Knight's tour,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knight%27s_tour
reveals that there are 26,534,728,821,064 (directed closed)...
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Today, 02:25 AM
It's even so that some IDE:s allow you to use more than one C++ compiler. For example, VS 2019 supports the use of both the Microsoft and the Clang...
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Today, 01:22 AM
An IDE is not the C++ language.
An IDE is not a particular C++ compiler.
An Integrated Development Environment (IDE) is just the whole package of...
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Yesterday, 03:11 PM
Hello Everyone,
nowadays I am learning Cpp. and I am confused between C++ ideas like Code Blocks, Dev C++, Visual Studio Code.I Have Searched this...
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Yesterday, 08:31 AM
Bback in the good old days of VC8, if I was editing a project (i.e. not in compile mode or debug mode etc) the bottom bit of my edit window used to...
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Yesterday, 08:10 AM
John, please don't ask different questions in the same post. It's better to start a new post for each new question.
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Yesterday, 07:29 AM
The assert is correct even if reserve is used. All reserve() does is to allocate memory (which MSVC does). It doesn't add any elements. If you just...
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Yesterday, 04:34 AM
This actual object type is more complicated but I still see the problem, even with a simple int -so here goes:-
std::vector<int> vect;
int...
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Yesterday, 04:15 AM
NO. Don't do it. Don't use a std::string (or any non POD type) in a union. If you want these three types, use a std::variant with C++17.
I know...
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March 1st, 2021, 08:15 PM
If you haven't used an Object Relational Mapper (ORM) before you may want to check it out. I see a few available for c++. If they are anything like...
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March 1st, 2021, 02:58 PM
You can create a union of these 3 types using std::variant. If you declare a variable of that union type, you can check which of the types is stored...
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March 1st, 2021, 02:53 PM
Thx.
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March 1st, 2021, 02:38 PM
OK I'll delete your new thread.
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March 1st, 2021, 02:34 PM
Sorry, I just reposted it in the other forum.
Please either delete the new posting or put this back and close it.
Thank you and sorry for the...
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