Am I right when I suspect that when calling something in C you hand it something you created directly through B1? No, they are called from unrelated code. Looking at the modules…

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Dear all, I am developing an application A which links to third party libraries B (B1.lib and B1.dll) and C (C.lib, C.dll and B2.dll). B1 and B2 are different versions of the sa… Forum_Topic

Dear all, I am developing an application A which links to third party libraries B (B1.lib and B1.dll) and C (C.lib, C.dll and B2.dll). B1 and B2 are different versions of the sa…

14 years, 1 month ago

Hi all, I don't come to compile a template definition which uses its unspecified template. When compiling C<T>, C alone is automatically replaced by C<T>. I don't se… Forum_Topic

Hi all, I don't come to compile a template definition which uses its unspecified template. When compiling C<T>, C alone is automatically replaced by C<T>. I don't se…

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It's so easy to break the const correctness using pointer arithmetics! #include <iostream> int* ConstCast(const int* p) { int* a = 0; return p - a + a; } int* ConstCast2(c… Forum_Topic

It's so easy to break the const correctness using pointer arithmetics! #include <iostream> int* ConstCast(const int* p) { int* a = 0; return p - a + a; } int* ConstCast2(c…

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Am I right when I suspect that when calling something in C you hand it something you created directly through …

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Do B1.dll and B2.dll share the same file name? No, they could not even, because they have to be located …

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Dear all, I am developing an application A which links to third party libraries B (B1.lib and B1.dll) and C …

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