eve eVC4 is based on VC6,
which has much trouble with Spirit. Further, as I recall, eVC4 doesn't
implement exceptions, which are used throughout Boost.
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ich books where written by authors whose last name begins with
>"B" between 1986 and 1994?
would look like using this library? (required underlying structs can be
assumed to be present)
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How directly must the article relate to Boost? I spend about 4
paragraphs discussing Boost & shared_ptr<> in:
"Access Raw Data with Performance Counters in Visual C++"
DevX.com: http://www.devx.com/cplus/article/7951
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Alexander Terekhov wrote:
> IANALBIPOOTN.
um... I Am Not A Lawyer But I Play One On Television{what}?
What's the N?
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tried using any of the CPP files here (I'm so far just use
the parts which on implemented entirely in .H files).
IOW, building the time-saving tool would take me longer that doing the
task manually.
Anyone got a Win32 exe of bcp that they could email me?
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to use a non-const reference parameter for "ofile" following your
guidelines of "the first argument" and "functions always indicate, by their
very name, that they are providing a value".
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ing this feature "mandatory
parameters" since "mandatory options" is an oxymoron.
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Vladimir Prus wrote:
> The intent is to get/change the part of leaf name after the first
> dot.
um.. After the FIRST dot or the LAST dot.
In Win32, "james.m.curran.txt" the extention is "txt", not
"m.curran.txt"
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Matthew Towler wrote:
> int a, c;
> int& b = a;
> b = c; // error, as attempting to reseat the reference.
um.. That's not an error, it just doesn't do what you think it does. It
actually assigns the value of c to a.
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r.ptr()"
The former has always been an open question.
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int to the same address (inwhich case that expresion would be
true), but it's not required to.
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nce it must be defined extern.
templateSomeClass { ...};
SomeClass<"YourParam"> NoGood;
extern const char* MyParam = "MyParam";
SomeClassAcceptable;
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Some time ago, when we were first discussing smart_ptr, it was mentioned
here that someone had identified 36 different styles of smart pointers.
Could anyone here point me to that article?
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date isn't so easy, because
it's
> not trivial to figure out when something used in the list changed.
How 'bout a separate build step which just scans the doc source
directory tree and builds an XML file of filenames & modification dates.
Then that file could be used to i
um... think we can prod the good folks at gmane.com to include this on
the NNTP server?
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I've just written something similar (mostly as an experiment, and not up
to Boost standards yet). It uses a code-generation step, to take a word
list file, and produces an enum .H file, a FSM lookup table (.CPP) and a
word array (.CPP).
If there's interest, I'll clean it up and post it for fu
rby in
an alphabetic listing of functions.
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These are generated from XML, correct? If so, could you include a link
to the source XML?
Also, on the HTML, all the graphic seem to point to broken links.
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