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c++ Programming Glossary: confidentRead process memory of a process does not return everything http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10372872/read-process-memory-of-a-process-does-not-return-everything inside another process module thread something I am quite confident the process I have does contain the address though. How should..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13866962/what-is-the-overhead-in-splitting-a-for-loop-into-multiple-for-loops-if-the-tot and error. With enough experience you can make fairly confident educated guesses. But in general expect anything. Each additional..
How to determine a region of interest and then crop an image using OpenCV http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15693900/how-to-determine-a-region-of-interest-and-then-crop-an-image-using-opencv performs this task using the C interface of OpenCV. I'm confident in your skills to translate this code to Python. If you can't..
A way of achieving lazy evaluation in C++ http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16701108/a-way-of-achieving-lazy-evaluation-in-c lazy value it will only evaluate once this one I'm pretty confident in but lazy evaluation plus tons of shared pointers might be..
Why one should not hide a structure implementation that way? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17619015/why-one-should-not-hide-a-structure-implementation-that-way this trick on various embedded system but I'm not feeling confident in the way structure pub_t is declared. What can be wrong with..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3108832/write-permission-for-char using raw char s it's not recommended unless you're very confident. Secondly a char or char is perfectly valid to modify. The problem..
A very simple thread pool using pthreads in C++ http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3561095/a-very-simple-thread-pool-using-pthreads-in-c 7 errors from 4 contexts suppressed 804 from 64 I'm not so confident when it comes to interpreting helgrind output. Thanks for any..
C++: What are scenarios where using pointers is a “Good Idea”(TM)? [duplicate] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4029970/c-what-are-scenarios-where-using-pointers-is-a-good-ideatm level and being a former PHP developer I am not yet confident to actually use them in my programs. In fact so far I have not.. also stack alignment can be an issue but too hazy to be confident. In embedded programing they are used to refer to things like..
Copy constructor is not called for copy-initialization or optimized? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4639576/copy-constructor-is-not-called-for-copy-initialization-or-optimized stuff isn't substantially changed from C 03 so I'm fairly confident the explanation still holds. Case 1 would come under this too..
When do function-level static variables get allocated/initialized? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/55510/when-do-function-level-static-variables-get-allocated-initialized static variables get allocated initialized I'm quite confident that globally declared variables get allocated and initialized..
Multithreaded job queue manager http://stackoverflow.com/questions/565137/multithreaded-job-queue-manager A and B to finish first before starting C. I feel pretty confident that the code level method to handle this kind of application..
How to get a certain element in a list, given the position? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5733842/how-to-get-a-certain-element-in-a-list-given-the-position myList.push_back Object myObject I'm not sure but I'm confident that this would be the 0th element in the array. Is there any..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7872392/c-dll-and-c-sharp-call you returned in strOut by calling CoTaskMemFree . I'm confident that's not what you want. Your original C code can only return..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8896/memcached-on-windows-x64 my unsanitised experimental approach before I could be confident. One little oversight on my part could bring the site down...
Are returned locals automatically xvalues http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9963974/are-returned-locals-automatically-xvalues So OP should go ahead and put that in there until I'm more confident it shouldn't have to be. Can anyone clarify if the std move..
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