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c++ Programming Glossary: neilWhy isn't my new operator called http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1054697/why-isnt-my-new-operator-called the main a.out everything will bind to that definition as Neil Butterworth's example shows because a.out is the very first..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1335561/c-exception-class-design classes in several classes and also in the question Neil linked to it seems to be common practice to just completely..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1351051/problem-with-macros y return 0 c macros vc6 share improve this question Neil Butterworth Mark and Pavel are right. SQUARE y expands to y..
Is it good practice to NULL a pointer after deleting it? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1931126/is-it-good-practice-to-null-a-pointer-after-deleting-it answer and comments to another question. One comment from Neil Butterworth generated a few upvotes Setting pointers to NULL..
How to get Shared Object in Shared Memory http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2131397/how-to-get-shared-object-in-shared-memory the easiest option would be to use memory mapped file what Neil has proposed already. If this option does not fill well alternative..
Is it safe to allocate memory for buffers on external dll and use it on main application? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2154939/is-it-safe-to-allocate-memory-for-buffers-on-external-dll-and-use-it-on-main-app responsible for freeing up the buffer as proposed by Neil Butterworth and just calls its own free . Or you add a DLL function..
Linking Libraries with Duplicate Class Names using GCC http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2766022/linking-libraries-with-duplicate-class-names-using-gcc You'll need to specify the option for each library. As Neil said this won't give you class level conflicts but if there..
Why is std::numeric_limits<T>::max() a function? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2766272/why-is-stdnumeric-limitstmax-a-function numeric limit share improve this question To expand on Neil remark std numeric_limit T is available for any number type..
Initializing an object to all zeroes http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2837854/initializing-an-object-to-all-zeroes C libraries even if we code mostly in C ourselves. Edit Neil Butterworth posed this question in followup that I believe is..
Getting std :: ifstream to handle LF, CR, and CRLF? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6089231/getting-std-ifstream-to-handle-lf-cr-and-crlf BUT there might be an ' r' at the end now. Edit Thanks to Neil for pointing out that f.good isn't what I wanted. f.fail is.. 1 c ifstream newline share improve this question As Neil pointed out the C runtime should deal correctly with whatever..
Exporting classes containing std:: objects (vector, map, etc) from a dll http://stackoverflow.com/questions/767579/exporting-classes-containing-std-objects-vector-map-etc-from-a-dll to this functionality... maybe the best solution is what Neil Butterworth suggested creating a static library c visual studio..
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