Hello, Let's assume I have a "Vec" class which is a wrapper of std::vector. The only private variable of "Vec" is just a std::vector object....
No, d(0)=d(1)=d(2) = 8. There is an easy way to solve all posibilities no matter if it is integer or double. I found it today in the morning:...
The correct constructor is: template<class T> Vec<T>:: Vec(const Vec<T>& rhsObj) { myVec_ = rhsObj.myVec_; } or template<class...
Yes, I tried. It is being invoked.
the code above is just a portion of another code that does some operations with vectors. At the beggining I created it as a child of std::vector,...
Can somebody tell me why this code does not work and how to fix it? It compiles but runtime errors appear: #include <iostream> #include...
GNU compiler will produce an error because there is no *= that matches the overloaded operators in std::vector class.
Hello all, can anyone tell me how can i make the following code to work fine in MVS and GNU compiler? This code will work only for MVS. GNU...
ultimately what I want to do is to use my 'Vec' class in conjunction with a matrix class 'Mat', where the objects are accessed as m(i,j), so I...
Hello, Let's say we have a 'Vec' class that it is defined using the vector class. Also, let's assume i have overloaded the function operator,...
I am using GNU compiler under redhat enterprise linux 9.0. First of all I didn't use resize in my last part of the code, I used SIZE to show...
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