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I'm looking for some ideas on how to do this in the most efficient way.
I am replacing an old COM library that is used in a large legacy ASP website with a .NET library written in C#. The old library consisted of just two classes. I've rewritten this ...
Started by Frank Hale on
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I think this is ....
This will allow you not to go through all the references and risking making some mistakes here and there, and ensures your changes are transparent for your application .
I guess inheriting from your master class is the better approach .
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We have a C++ library that we provide to several different clients. Recently we made the switch from using raw pointers in the public interface to using boost::sharedptr instead. This has provided an enormous benefit, as you might guess, in that now the...
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One possible needed by a particular boost....
You should avoid having too much funky c++ in the public interface of your library since it can library, this should result in a few headers that you could include with your library.
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Hi,
my question is simple:
Should I use array of char eg:
char *buf, buf2[MAX_STRING_LENGTH]
etc or should I use std::string in a library that will be used by other programmers where they can use it on any SO and compiler of their choice?
Considering ...
Started by Jonathan on
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But if your library is shipped for them to use STLPort (or any other implementation....
If it will be linked API), you can always just use the c_str() method of std::string .
Depends on how this library will be used in conjunction with client code.
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For instance, in multiprocessing.managers there is a function called MakeProxyType . This function isn't in the multiprocessing documentation at all, but its name doesn't begin with an underscore either. Disregarding the subject of whether or not it's...
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And paste it into your own module if and when it should get removed from the standard library start with an underscore are considered part of the public API and we try to maintain compatibility.
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Boston Public Library releases old photos/Lots of Tigers shots
Fantastic pictures....
http://www.flickr.com/photos/boston_...7627147818068/ .
Started by Oblong on
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VT From the McGreevey's Tavern collection - the....
Morons.
You know...
The common clay of the new West.
2012 Adopt A Tiger: Dean Green, 1B
These are people of the land .
Nice find, Boston has always been the heart of baseball, what an amazing history there .
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Pleasantview Public Library
8 Attachment(s) This is a library that I made and I thought that it would be neat to have a walkway and what better place to do that. So I made a library. I wanted it to go over the main road but of course thats not possible...
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I would lose.
Drinks at bars, I still feel a bar with bar tenders is out of place in a public library.
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Two questions about application-specific passwords...
1) I feel like I'm missing something here... I've made my Google account password quite "hard" and added Google Authenticator. But the application-specific passwords are seemingly not very "hard" at...
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Do you need to use Outlook, Thunderbird, Gmail Notifier too in Public computer?
Don't use application specific password in ....
In public computer, when you are using Gmail, use general password and use verification code sent to your mobile.
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New York Public Library Restoration November 12, 2004
Lions in Winterization
By GLENN COLLINS
Robert O'Connell, a historian, works on Fortitude at the New York Public Library.
Patience and Fortitude are in need of repair.
These two proud stone lions that...
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Ozier Muhammad/The New York Times
Room 117, known as the map room at the New York Public Library collection in any public library in the world will reopen in its Beaux-Arts jewelry box at the New York Public Library....
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I like how SQLite library can be included into an application and the application has a full-fledged database to use.
Similarly, is there an open source versioning library that I can include into my application so that I can save versions of files as ...
Started by Swaroop C H on
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Are you referring to the fact that sqlite is small or that it is public domain ?
Mercurial is a similarly lightweight piece of revision control software there's no shame in invoking commandline....
Any library so long as the licensing allows.
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Does anyone know if borrowing e books from public library is available in the UK? Message was edited by: StartTheCar
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Drive.You can then build up a separate Audio library And, to all really, don't forget that their are quite a few (legal) free sites out there, Project Gutenberg and MoblieRead library to name but two, with lots of stuff - mainly public....
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