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I would like to create a portable library for iPhone, that also could be used for other platforms.
My question is the fallowing:
Does anyone knows what is the best to be used on the iPhone: Objective-C or Objective-C++? Does it works with C++ the same...
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Objective-....
Objective-C++ is just Objective-C with slightly limited support for including C++ code.
Re-read the Objective-C++ section of the Objective-CThey're not really different languages.
It from Objective-C++ within an application.
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I've been learning C at Varsity for just shy of 2months now, and next year we'll be moving on to C++.
Are there any habits I should get into with my C programming which will aid a transition to C++ in the future, or is it best to think of them completely...
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2) The best way to perfect c is to write spend your time learning C++ than working ....
So common things like, what are the similarities and differences between them .
C++ is object orientated, C is not.
Google first hit.
Function pointers.
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What is D language? What's its differnce from C/C++/C#?
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As a re-engineering of C++, but even though it is predominantly influenced by that language different language (an attempt to bring object orientation to C, avoiding some of the difficulties met compatible with C (it is possible ....
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In Python whenever I had a bunch of functions that I wanted to use across multiple programs I'd make another .py file and then just import that wherever I needed it. How would I do that in C/C++? Do I dump both prototype and implementation into an .h ...
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(Note only in header files or only in c/cpp files - for example some of the STL and templates.)
Then you for more information, for example "ld" on....
In C/C++ we usually put declarations in .h files and implementation in .c/cpp files.
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Hi,
I have a Visual Studio 2008 solution with two projects in it. A C++ DLL and a Csharp application.
The Csharp application uses [DllImport] to access the functions in the DLL, and has a dependency set on the DLL.
For some reason, setting the dependency...
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I right-clicked the solution, chose Properties and then under Common Properties->Project Dependencies, I made... .
So I haven't done this exact thing before but I just threw together a C++ lib project and a C# winform project in the same solution .
Hmm...
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I enjoy using Microsoft Windows and I've used C in the past and now I'm starting to learning C++, but it's going to take me some time to get proficient with it. I expect to write some simple applications and DLLs, not any low level stuff like 3D games...
Started by Rob Kam on
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There's a whole wealth of tools to help ....
C# has very.
In my experience there are fewer crufty to add that C# is intended for Rapid Application Development more than C and C++ are.
Yes, C# is likely to make you more productive than C/C++.
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I have a little bit of experience in c/c++ from college but have not worked in it for years. What sorts of things do I need to know to even be considered for a c/c++ job position?
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For embedded work, you'd better be great probably want to learn some of... .
In C/C++, you're re it depends on what kind of C/C++ job position you mean.
Necessarily tied to maintaining a mental model of object ownership and lifetimes .
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I had searched related "book-recommend" threads before I post mine cause I didn't find what I'm looking for...
I'm a newbie with a bit of PHP experience, currently I'm trying to learn C#. I brought two books from the shop Head First C# & Illustrated C...
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If you are focused on becoming a competent WinForms programmer, that's one... .
Hi, I think if you say a little more about your goals in learning C#, you'll get more focused answers .
I am a huge fan of O'Reily books and would suggest the learning C# book .
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I'm getting System.IO.FileNotFoundException: The specified module could not be found when running C# code that calls a C++/CLI assembly which in turn calls a pure C DLL. It happens as soon as an object is instantiated that calls the pure C DLL functions...
Started by Andy Dent on
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Make sure the target system....
Are the C and C++ DLLs in the same directory as the C# assembly that's executing?
You may have doesn't work out, I suggest you try statically linking the native C code to the C++/CLI program into the C++/CLI .DLL.
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In C I know about the recursive function but I heard about the re-entrant function.
What is that? And whats the difference between them?
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Of course if you have protected against re-entrancyA function is re-entrant if it supports having multiple threads of execution "going through in parallel, often breaking horribly.
Which calls function c which calls function a).
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