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Not sure what inet_addr makes with leading zeros, but maybe that is a problem? As Victor's example shows, ping takes leading zeros as indication of a number in octal format.

We are using hippomock for our unit testing, and we had to set this property to "yes" on a Windows Server 2016 or our Windows API mocks weren't called. No-one figured out why.

Does this help?
http://www.gnu.org/software/libiconv

Most likely, you cannot add elements to the map outside any function, i.e. in the global scope.
However, something like this should work:


map<string, unsigned int> electron_lookup{
{"C",...

If you want to stick to the iterator approach:


for (BriteNodeInfoList::iterator it = m_briteNodeInfoList.begin(), endIt = m_briteNodeInfoList.End(); it != endIt; ++it)
{
os << it->nodeId...

I don't think that any of the proposed solutions are really readable.
What about the use of exceptions? If any of the operations throw an exception in the case of an error, the calling function...

Not sure about the thread pool functionality, but I assume your main() functions returns before any of the threads had a chance to execute.

You have forward declared and are using a function binarySearch with 3 parameters, but the definition of the method in your code has 5 parameters. Thus the error message.

John, did you consider realloc?

After creating the socket, use setsockopt with SO_REUSEADDR


int enable = 1;
setsockopt(sockfd, SOL_SOCKET, SO_REUSEADDR, &enable, sizeof(int));

Does this link help?
https://msdn.microsoft.com/de-de/library/afzk3475.aspx

The find_if algorithm iterates over the elements of the container. In your case, the container is map<TDummyKey,TDummy>, and each element in the container is a pair<const TDummyKey, TDummy>.
Your...

I assume your server is not listening on port 50007, since you #define'd SERVER_PORT htons(50007).
You can verify this by using TcpView (or netstat) and check what port your server is listening on....

A common index to be used in different kinds of maps seems odd to me. In addition, your Create method must take a M& to work correctly (like in laserlight's example).
Apart from that, I am not sure...

All you need is the correct definition of your Create method


void Create(std::map& map, const Account& object) const

This assumes that Create does not modify the object passed into it and...

Look up for the '*' in the format string, like


sprintf(str, "%0*d", 8, i);

(not tested, though). This should make you able to replace the hard-coded 8 by a variable.

The linker expects both classes to be defined in the namespace 'serial'. From the code you posted, it's not clear if you really defined the classes in this namespace.

Well, I know a bit about virtual destructors. What I don't understand is how a class that wraps an iterator influences the destruction of the map. How are these things related?

I am playing around with 'type erasure' (see these links: https://akrzemi1.wordpress.com/2013/11/18/type-erasure-part-i/, http://www.artima.com/cppsource/type_erasure2.html).
For this purpose, I...

The first thing I can spot is that both of your for-loops only end when the loop variable overflows, i.e. primecount is alsways <= 8 until it wraps from -2147483648 to 2147483647 and vice versa for...

Well, if you just use the pointer to store a reference to the 'parent' class, you must not delete it. Otherwise, in the CreateSessInfo destructor you would delete your object containing the...

You don't show where pClassInstance1 and pClassInstance2 are created (using new).
If they are created inside CClass/DedBearerInfo, then you have to delete them in the destructor. You might be better...

Do you mean


return boost::shared_ptr<AStarPath>(new AStarPath(from, transitions, totalCost));

std::set expects operator< to be defined for AABB. Either provide that or create the std::set<AABB, customCompare>...
Lookup "relational operators" here:...

But most of all: you have started a question, got no replies, then edited your original post and replaced your question with a completely different one. You are here long enough to know that this is...