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The following test code compiles and executes correctly: [code=c++] class RegExpTest : public Framework { template <class T> int reParseNumbers( std::string, std::set<T>&, double=-1 ) throw(Exception ); } template <class T> int RegExpTest::reParseNumbers( std::string s, std::set<T> & numSet, double set_size_limit ) throw( Exception ) { // do some regular expression stuff …

I've got a question for all of the veteren C++ programmers out there.... I know that in_addr_t is a byte addressed value (representing an IPv4 address) however in debugging this code I was expecting a compile error ( scope of ipaddr declared in if statement would not extend to the …

If in a class method I pass in a list: std::list< regmatch_t* >& pm_list; and dynamically allocate memory for an array (of type regmatch_t) which is then added to the list as a pointer: regmatch_t* pm = new regmatch_t[ num_subexpressions ]; pm_list.push_back( pm ); will the list destructor automatically deallocate …

Greetings, I'm a former hardware guy (embedded C & C++ experience mainly) trying to get up to speed with Java and Perl for a set of graduate courses. I've written up a Perl script that simulates a scheduling algorithm, the script consists of two primary loops the first to parse …