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c++ Programming Glossary: adopt

Why is size_t unsigned?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10168079/why-is-size-t-unsigned

. With 20 20 hindsight we can now see that the decision to adopt those particular conversion rules where e.g. string Hi .length.. However that decision means that in modern programming adopting unsigned types for numbers has severe disadvantages and no..

Existing Standard Style and Coding standard documents

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/145570/existing-standard-style-and-coding-standard-documents

question I really think it does not matter which one you adopt as long as everyone goes along with it. Sometimes that can be..

C++: overloading ++ for both pre and post increment

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15244094/c-overloading-for-both-pre-and-post-increment

for Pre Increment int CSample operator can also adopt to return CSample this .m_iValue return m_iValue this Overloading..

Why does GCC allow use of round() in C++ even with the ansi and pedantic flags?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1882689/why-does-gcc-allow-use-of-round-in-c-even-with-the-ansi-and-pedantic-flags

With a new version of C just around the corner which will adopt the C99 functions from math.h it seems unlikely it will ever..

Storing a lua class with parent in luabind::object (updated)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1939864/storing-a-lua-class-with-parent-in-luabindobject-updated

parent garbage is collected correctly. If I try to use adopt policy to take ownership of created object luabind object obj.. call_function luabind object lua_state TestClass luabind adopt luabind result I get in luabind 0.7 same result as without adopt.. luabind result I get in luabind 0.7 same result as without adopt policy in luabind 0.81 crash with message you are trying to..

C++ equivalent of StringBuffer/StringBuilder?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2462951/c-equivalent-of-stringbuffer-stringbuilder

library before std string it was that long ago. If you adopt a strategy like this profile your application first. share..

Why are forward declarations necessary? [duplicate]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2632601/why-are-forward-declarations-necessary

to be backwards compatible with C so it had no need to adopt a legacy mechanism. C# was similarly unencumbered. As a result..

pure/const function attributes in different compilers

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2798188/pure-const-function-attributes-in-different-compilers

with the GCC style attributes and it worked. ICC seems to adopt the GCC attributes Sorry only a forum post. MSVC Seems not to..

What is your favorite/recommended project structure and file structure for Unit Testing using Boost?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2965864/what-is-your-favorite-recommended-project-structure-and-file-structure-for-unit

Boost I have not used Unit Testing so far and I intend to adopt this procedure. I was impressed by TDD and certainly want to..

How do you reconcile common C++ naming conventions with those of the libraries

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/350419/how-do-you-reconcile-common-c-naming-conventions-with-those-of-the-libraries

conventions share improve this question One way it to adopt the C naming_convention this is what most code examples in the..

Will std::string always be null-terminated in C++11?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6077189/will-stdstring-always-be-null-terminated-in-c11

one or both of the proposals in this paper is likely to be adopted but we ™ll see at the next meeting or two. I know that C 11.. std string contents get stored contiguously but did they adopt the above in the final draft Will it now be safe to use something..

Which kind of pointer do I use when?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8706192/which-kind-of-pointer-do-i-use-when

Shared ownership The shared_ptr and weak_ptr the standard adopted are pretty much the same as their Boost counterparts . Use.. reference counted management already and you want to adopt it to the RAII principle. This one was not adopted by the standard... want to adopt it to the RAII principle. This one was not adopted by the standard. Unique ownership Boost also has a scoped_ptr..