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Community contributions featuredYou may use a "flat" one dimensional array to represent a conceptual 3x3 array. They are the same thing in memory anyhow.The [] operator just does the math in the backgroun…
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Is this correct?
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Hello, I'm trying to speed up the compilation time of my C++ projects so I can iterate faster and help my team do the same. I'm exploring the use of precompiled headers with msv…
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Hello I have a project I want to demo by distributing a static executable. My project depends on many GPL'ed libraries. Is the executable I produce considered a derivative…
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(my apologies if this is the wrong forum to ask this) Hello, I have a project I've been working on alone for a while that has a fair amount of dependencies on external…
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See all in DiscussionsYou may use a "flat" one dimensional array to represent a conceptual 3x3 array. They are the same thing in …
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You have a few options.1) Simply use the "member" operator of the struct.myVector[index].m_array //if your vector stores instances of your …
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Quote:Original post by mylifemysoulQuote:Original post by karwostsI'm pretty sure that vectors of arrays are illegal. I think a vector requires …
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