c++ Programming Glossary: bye

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14184341/c-constructor-destructor-inheritance

struct C public A C printf tC says hi n ~C printf tC says bye n Initialize counter int A instance_counter 0 A few tests.. Create C Instance counter 1 ctor C says hi Delete C C says bye Instance counter 0 dtor We exit main now C says bye Instance.. C says bye Instance counter 0 dtor We exit main now C says bye Instance counter 1 dtor Instance counter 2 dtor Instance counter..

Are “anonymous structs” standard? And, really, what *are* they?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14248044/are-anonymous-structs-standard-and-really-what-are-they

refers to creating an unnamed struct struct int hi int bye Just a nice friendly type with no accessible name. In a standard.. as a member like this struct Foo struct int hi int bye bar int main Foo f f.bar.hi 3 But an anonymous struct is subtly.. of it in the parent object struct Foo struct int hi int bye no member name int main Foo f f.hi 3 Converse to intuition..

Passing member function pointer to member object in c++

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2374847/passing-member-function-pointer-to-member-object-in-c

class foo public bar myBar void hello cout hello endl void byebye cout bye endl int main foo testFoo testFoo.myBar.funcP byebye.. foo public bar myBar void hello cout hello endl void byebye cout bye endl int main foo testFoo testFoo.myBar.funcP byebye.. bar myBar void hello cout hello endl void byebye cout bye endl int main foo testFoo testFoo.myBar.funcP byebye OK testFoo.myBar.funcP..

interfacing with stdbool.h C++

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25461/interfacing-with-stdbool-h-c

the sizes are inconsistent between C and C as bool is one bye in C and 4 in C. Does anyone have any advice to how to overcome..

C++ - passing references to boost::shared_ptr

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/327573/c-passing-references-to-boostshared-ptr

the only remaining distinct shared_ptr to that object Bye bye object just where you're about to try and use it. So there are..

Why can I access a derived private member function via a base class pointer to a derived object?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3610936/why-can-i-access-a-derived-private-member-function-via-a-base-class-pointer-to-a

cout hi class derived public base private void add cout bye int main base ptr ptr new derived ptr add return 0 Output is.. main base ptr ptr new derived ptr add return 0 Output is bye I dont have a problem with how this is implemented. I understand..

Custom stream to method in C++?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4366904/custom-stream-to-method-in-c

~CLogger delete rdbuf int main CLogger hi hello CLogger bye goodbye hi hello world std endl hi Oops forgot to flush. n bye.. delete rdbuf int main CLogger hi hello CLogger bye goodbye hi hello world std endl hi Oops forgot to flush. n bye goodbye.. goodbye hi hello world std endl hi Oops forgot to flush. n bye goodbye cruel world n std flush bye Cough cough. n Notes The..

Some clarification needed about synchronous versus asynchronous asio operations

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5282659/some-clarification-needed-about-synchronous-versus-asynchronous-asio-operations

Password S Ok. C Command S answer C Command S answer ... C bye S close The difference between synchronous asynchronous operators..