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c++ Programming Glossary: implyingWhy use an initialization method instead of a constructor? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3786853/why-use-an-initialization-method-instead-of-a-constructor of the function is called if defined. If it's not defined implying that the function is pure virtual you get undefined behavior...
C++ Design Pattern for Passing a Large Number of Parameters http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5551640/c-design-pattern-for-passing-a-large-number-of-parameters like the member version especially calling it XGlobals and implying that it's shared all over the place. The Parameter Object pattern..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6622452/alias-template-specialisation but then the example appears to refer to something else implying no . NB. I'm working from n3242 one behind the FDIS in which..
C++ cout and cin buffers, and buffers in general http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9274057/c-cout-and-cin-buffers-and-buffers-in-general the end it tells the system it needs to write immediately implying otherwise is wouldn't What is endl is not used Writing the value..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9636903/what-are-the-distinctions-between-the-various-symbols-etc-combined-with-p int foo int bar In the above int bar says bar is an int implying bar is a pointer to an int and bar is a pointer to a pointer.. foo arg will be an int given arg of the appropriate type implying that foo arg results in a pointer to an int.¹ So the whole function.. any use for in declarations int x would mean x is an int implying that x is some type where taking the address of that type results..
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