I wrote the following code that has two lambdas. One of them explicitly captures i while the other doesn't. Note i is constexpr so we don't need to capture it explicitly.
My question is why func(lambda2) doesn't compile while func(lambda) does?...
I am trying to write a chrono::zoned_seconds object as text to a file and then retrieve it and construct another chrono::zoned_seconds object later. How can this be done in a fairly efficient way?
I can send and receive data on different threads using the TCP protocol as demonstrated in the following code, how can I do the same using the UDP protocol?
#include #include #include using namespace std; // Function that receive data from client...
I am serializing a set of contents, indexed by multiple properties using boost::multi_index_container, and a params struct, into a binary archive which I want to deserialize latter. But the archive created using boost 1.74 is unreadable (Invalid or...
I have used the glfwgetwindowpos and glfwsetwindowpos with imgui's getmousedragdelta to try and move the parent glfw window using imgui. What I am trying to accomplish is to have an imgui window where I am able to drag on it, but rather than moving...
I am trying to introduce openMP to a code to speed up the loop. The loop processes some json inputs and generates json outputs. The json output contains almost exclusively doubles or vector or doubles. and We have some established expected results...
My team has encountered a deadlock that I suspect is a bug in the Windows implementation of SRW locks. The code below is a distilled version of real code. Here's the summary:
Main thread acquires exclusive lock Main thread creates N children...
Is it better to use std::memcpy() as shown below, or is it better to use std::copy() in terms to performance? Why?
char *bits = NULL; ... bits = new (std::nothrow) char[((int *) copyMe->bits) ]; if (bits == NULL) { cout bits, ((int *) copyMe->bits)...
I am trying to make a simple tool that requires some lookup on a fixed key-value dataset, so I try to lazily throw all data to a hashmap in the header file:
/** main.h */ #include #include using namespace std; const unordered_map test = {...
Could you C++ developers please give us a good description of what RAII is, why it is important, and whether or not it might have any relevance to other languages?
I do know a little bit. I believe it stands for Resource Acquisition is...
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Two friends Niya and Druva visited a math’s magic zone. They had decided to play a puzzle game that asked them to alternate the order of Negative numbers and perfect square numbers. By using a quick sort algorithm and some rearranging...
I wrote a namespace for linear algebra in C++, in which I have defined a class for Matrix. While overloading operators, I am getting a no match error for operator>> . I have declared the input operator as friend in the matrix class.
I have a problem processing packets from the COM port. This port reads at a speed of 115200. A lot of data from this port is lost. The buffer overflows almost immediately. In the code I attach, I try to remove the overprocessed buffer on the fly....
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