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  1. sharmila
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    How the compiler differentiates delete[] and delete

    Hi shabbir, Can you tell me how to check whether memory is allocated or not manually? and also about placement new operator? Regards, sharmila
    Post by: sharmila, Jun 20, 2006 in forum: C
  2. sharmila
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    How the compiler differentiates delete[] and delete

    Hi shabbir, Yes, we can get the memory where the buffer is allocated.But, with that we are not sure that the compiler is searching for that...
    Post by: sharmila, Jun 20, 2006 in forum: C
  3. sharmila
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    How the compiler differentiates delete[] and delete

    Hi shabbir, We will not get one.B'caz that format is different.They wrote as The format of this information is probably different from that...
    Post by: sharmila, Jun 20, 2006 in forum: C
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    How the compiler differentiates delete[] and delete

    Hi shabbir, In that link it is menctioned that Typically, array new will insert information adjacent to the memory allocated for an array...
    Post by: sharmila, Jun 19, 2006 in forum: C
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    How the compiler differentiates delete[] and delete

    Hi, I got the answer in a site.I am giving the link. http://www.awprofessional.com/articles/article.asp?p=30642&seqNum=1 Regards, sharmila.
    Post by: sharmila, Jun 17, 2006 in forum: C
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    How the compiler differentiates delete[] and delete

    Hi all, To delete an array of objects we use delete[] and to delete an object we use delete.But how the compiler knows that in delete[] how...
    Thread by: sharmila, Jun 16, 2006, 14 replies, in forum: C
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    Difference between (T&*) and T where T is a template

    Hi all, One more doubt regarding pointers and reference.Somewhere I saw a code like this template<class T> class Abc { public: Abc(T*...
    Thread by: sharmila, May 3, 2006, 2 replies, in forum: C
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    what is # # in C

    Its my pleasure.
    Post by: sharmila, Apr 28, 2006 in forum: C
  9. sharmila
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    what is # # in C

    ## is a concatination preprocessor operator. #define _L(a) (TPtrC((const TText *)L ## a)) means here the value of 'a' is appended to (const...
    Post by: sharmila, Apr 28, 2006 in forum: C
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    Default Constructors

    I tried sample Hello program.Only one cout statement.Before it compiles it is prompting an error EESWT.DLL The requested file could not be...
    Post by: sharmila, Apr 26, 2006 in forum: C++
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    Default Constructors

    Here I did not choosen any project.I just opened a c/c++ source file and wrote the code there.When I compiled it creates a default workspace and...
    Post by: sharmila, Apr 26, 2006 in forum: C++
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    Default Constructors

    Thank you Rajiv and Coderzone.Noe I came to understand why user-defined constructors are necessary when there are constants.Thank you very much....
    Post by: sharmila, Apr 25, 2006 in forum: C++
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    Default Constructors

    Hi all, This time I have a doubt in C++ default constructors.In a site...
    Thread by: sharmila, Apr 24, 2006, 7 replies, in forum: C++
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    const qualifier

    Thank you.
    Post by: sharmila, Apr 7, 2006 in forum: C
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    const qualifier

    Hi, I tested using gcc compiler.it is not giving any errors.It is executing normally.But in VC with .c extension it is giving errors.
    Post by: sharmila, Apr 6, 2006 in forum: C
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    Creating Executable By Code?

    I don't know whether it helps you or not. There is a function called system() which is used to issue a shell command. int system(const char...
    Post by: sharmila, Apr 6, 2006 in forum: C
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    const qualifier

    ok.Coderzone.Thank you.I will also try for that.If I got any doubt I will get back to you. Thank you once again.
    Post by: sharmila, Apr 6, 2006 in forum: C
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    const qualifier

    I mean using const qualifier.i.e compile-time and run-time concept for 'const' variables.
    Post by: sharmila, Apr 6, 2006 in forum: C
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    const qualifier

    Hi shabbir, Thank you.I tried that one and I understood how we have to use const variables.In C are we having any compile-time constants?or...
    Post by: sharmila, Apr 6, 2006 in forum: C
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    const qualifier

    Thank you.But my doubt remailns like that.In another site http://builder.com.com/5100-6370_14-5090819.html it is written const int...
    Post by: sharmila, Apr 5, 2006 in forum: C
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