kvahanyan

You first error is solved by answers before this. You second error is "itr < _c.end()"... Use "itr != _c.end()" instead According to [this](http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iterator/), you can only compare iterators with "==" or "!=".

Post your code, it is impossible to say anything without the code

The problem is not the software (you can't just run any command to fix it), it is the hardware, so contact with HP, so you will know how much will it cost to fix it.

What's the reason you post this here?

Hello people, I want create and use a simple library but this is the first time, so I need help. 1. If I have cpp file with it's header, how do I create a shared library with g++. 2. After I created the .so library, how do I include it …

@pbj.codez I don't think it is right thing to define python as a "simple language". Using cpp wouldn't be overcomplicating, it is the same algorithm and probably 2 3 lines more. On the other hand, for this kind of tasks, it is more convenient to use any scripting language as …

[This](http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/cpp/threads/70096/c-books) is a good post. Get a c++ book and read. :)

I don't think there is a term "pure polymorphism". Maybe you confuse that term with pure virtual function?

Hello people, I am trying to set up a simple soap client to [this](http://www.strikeiron.com/product-list/tax-currency/foreign-exchange-rates/) web service with gsoap. Code generated with soapcpp compiles and works fine but I cannot seem to successfully get data from service. This service uses soap_header to check user login and password. std::string login = "somelogin"; …

You will need some libraries to do the job. I think you will find some free libraries, just try to google. I will try to find if I have some time.

Currently I am using sublime text(with sublimeclang) for cpp, and I am using cmake for generating makefiles and building. bBuilding from terminal with compiler directly is not a great idea, because when you have a big or medium project, it is hard and pointless to write long commands every time. …