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The object-oriented C++ language.
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Darya Gunchenko P2P xXx R Vids :Sex With A Big Black Man bbdd2.avi
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How can I sort this set?
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Hi I have typedef vector<string> TokenVector which is an array of string (words) making up a sentence. For the purposes of my app I need it structured like this, rather than a single composite string. then I have typedef set<TokenVector, compare > TokenVectorSet; which is a set of such sentences. I want to sort the set in to alphabetical order, as if I was dealing... more »
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Automating Serialization?
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Recently on the Boost Users list someone started a thread with the title "Automating Serialization?". I was thinking about copying the thread over here and then someone in the thread got a little defensive about things so I decided to discuss it here. I'll use a line of dashes to separate the posts from each other. In the middle of the dashes... more »
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Boost unit test?
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I am writing unit-test using boost. Now for all the tests (5 at the moment) I need to load two rather large images. Is it possible to define a Boost unit test function that gets run once before all the tests where I can put this loading of images so I don't have to do it in each of the tests?
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Looking for a good memory and CPU profiler
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I am at a stage to test the footprint of my projects, such as the CPU usage and memory usage during its running. My project is written in standard c++. Could anybody please recommend a memory and CPU profiler, easy to learn, better open-source and free? Thank you! Johnson
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template specialization
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Hello, i have a class Builder and several objects to build. Builder { A* buildA(); B* buildB(); C* buildC(); D* buildD(); //... more objects may come ...there may be more classes to build in future. Some classes has to be created in one way(A,B, ...) and others(C,D,,) in another way. I am thinking of templates, but i can only specialize them for 1 class... more »
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Order of destruction of static members and static objects
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Assume we have a class like this: class A { class Container; static Container container; public: ~A(); ... Assume that A::~A() does something with A::container (eg. removes or changes an element from it or whatever). Also assume that somewhere else there's a global instantiation of A... more »
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