The Embedded Template Library provides the data structures of the STL without using dynamic allocation, to be used in embedded development. I'm experimenting wi
As far as I know, since C++17 some STL data structures may "exist" with an incomplete type as the template parameter which describes the type stored. For exampl
I'm trying to make a project using the standard std::list. There is a list of names that have to be accessed by multiple classes. The list has to be inside a cl
If it doesn't, do you know what compiler or version will? See cppreference/format.
I have a special situation. In my project the kernel32.lib is replaced by a substition library (Windows realtime extension RTX). So I do not link to kernel32.li
I remember that back in C++98, if you wanted to make an STL container of MyClass, you needed to provide default constructor to MyClass. Was this specific to som
In below C++ program I'm deleting a previous character considering '#' as a backspace character. I have used stack to build the string. Is there any C++ STL alg
I am trying to print a queue below. I have tried the idea of creating a temp queue and writing into it then writing it back. But it's not working. Or what am I
ALL, This question is a continuation of this one. I think that STL misses this functionality, but it just my IMHO. Now, to the question. Consider following c
Can I create an std::vector using my pre-existing data instead of it allocating new memory and copying the data? To be clearer, if I have a memory area (either
Why does the for_each call on functor doesn't update sum::total at the end? struct sum { sum():total(0){}; int total; void operator()(int element)
I'm reading STL source code and I have no idea what && address operator is supposed to do. Here is a code example from stl_vector.h: vector& operat