lightweight list and hashtable for c++
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One-Step vs Two-Step Initialization (C++)
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If you can't wait for c++2011 and you are using a somewhat recent gcc or msvc, they both have hashtables as part of the library. The interfaces are even mostly compatible wi…
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I prefer one step initialization. Unless you have a thing for extra typing when creating objects. Also, I find that one-step initialization tends to make you think more about ob…
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Quote:Original post by random_thinkerQuote:Is it asked to much that I just want to compile my code into a single .exe file that will run on every PC?Personally, I find that…
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See all in DiscussionsIf you can't wait for c++2011 and you are using a somewhat recent gcc or msvc, they both have hashtables …
14 years, 2 months ago
I prefer one step initialization. Unless you have a thing for extra typing when creating objects. Also, I find that …
14 years, 2 months ago
Quote:Original post by random_thinkerQuote:Is it asked to much that I just want to compile my code into a single .exe …
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