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Resolving Templates
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over 8 years ago
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rakeshna
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How often do C++ developers write specialized templates? Just to make sure that I don’t mislead you on the terminology, here is an example… // Primary List template // initialCount is the default parameter template < typename T, int intialCount = 0>...
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Templates and Generics.
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over 8 years ago
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rakeshna
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While trying to scope the support for Templates and Generics in Class Designer, I wanted to know the difference between them. I came across this posting by Brandon Bray, who is a Program Manager in C++. Hope you find it useful as well. Type overloading...
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Feature Requests
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over 8 years ago
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Title : Feature requests. Chris Monachan had requested… I'd like to for instance, arrange classes by protection (private/public), but also by method/data at the same time. So I can print out diagrams with say just the public methods, nothing...
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Quality or Quantity
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over 8 years ago
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I have to agree that in the recent weeks as more and more people have started using C++ CD, we have observed a spike in our incoming bug rate. I had a discussion with my Program Manager over lunch yesterday about how we should manage our C++ CD deliverable...
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