here is some information to understand my situation better. OS: windows 8.1 IDE: Visual Studio 2008 Pro Language: C++ i have just my Firefox reinstalled and
I implemented the depicted state machine as a minimum example in boost::msm. The Code may be reviewed here: https://wandbox.org/permlink/tIhZao8YGhJvPMfF As sh
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How to add this option into a target description section? Thanks.
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I'm working on native C++ development and looking for JSON parser that can handle complex JSON files and convert into class objects. I've looked at native ben
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Is it a problem to rebind a reference? I've searched this question on Google, but I can't find relevant answers to this question. What made the designers of C++
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I am new to CMake, and I want to set _ITERATOR_DEBUG_LEVEL to 0 for Release build, and 2 for Debug build, to fix issues when trying to compile a project that de
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When I tried:int global[10000][10000]; it works but whenint global[100000][100000]; when I try to access it it gives me error: global was not declared in the s
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