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elle
The term (c) runtime and (c) runtime library comes up frequently in HH. But what is a runtime spec…
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Zoltan Stomfai
Removed /K not helped... Tomorrow I am moving, but in the evening probably can check the CL enviro…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
Well yes, it's invoked with /K. Maybe that's the problem? Try running cl.exe without invoking anyt…
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Zoltan Stomfai
Shell.bat is invoked with /k It seems to me, the CL getting somehow the path to the vcvarsall.bat.…
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Abner Coimbre
Agreed. Let's clarify that this mishap wasn't censoring, but merely a misunderstanding. Glad you g…
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Carlos Gabriel Hasbun Comandari
Thanks. I know it doesn't look like much, but it actually takes time to create such posts. And cen…
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Johannes Norneby
Ok, so STL isn't very OOP, all well and good. I am definitely moving away from OOP. To clarify; I …
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
Looks fine to me. Not sure what is issue here. Maybe invoking shell.bat with /K argument? Try runn…
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Zoltan Stomfai
Sorry, meant to do it but forgot. :) Command prompt: %windir%\system32\cmd.exe /k w:\shell.bat an…
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Casey Muratori
Not sure what happened here exactly, but as "superadministrator" or whatever I am able to see thin…
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Casey Muratori
Thanks! I will make a note...Casey
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Raxfale
Casey often mentioned that one (but not he) might do the vector classes as templates. For those in…
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Raxfale
I feel that this thinking is exactly why c++ has such a bad rep (in certain circles) c++ should ne…
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Andrew Bromage
I think it's worth pointing out that the STL is the least-OO part of the C++ standard library. If…
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Andrew Chronister
Could you elaborate on this use case? A factor of 7 seems so high that I suspect your usage of st…
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Abner Coimbre
That post was reported as spam due to the large number of links it had. I felt the post was okay s…
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Andrew Bromage
As a slight digression, languages with lexical closures and continuations often require a tree-sh…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
Show us the commandline you are invoking. Probably forgot to put something in quotes.
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Zoltan Stomfai
Hi there fellow Handmade Heroes! I've just started the series, and not a big fan of emacs. Trying …
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Mattie
If you have to explicitly declare that you're going to be referencing data in a "popped" stack fra…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
Another good code to look at: It's a very small library that opens window and allows you to write…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
Yes, currently compilers use stack like this. But nothing is preventing compiler writers to use/al…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
One more tip on STL containers - preallocate memory for containers before using them (with reserve…
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Adam
Just an update to this, thought I would add in a link I found as a helpful starting point for anyo…
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Johannes Norneby
Hoho, I didn't know about unordered_map, maybe I should read the STL documentation... :) Most ofte…
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Jonathan García
Hello everyone! Casey, just wanted to point out that in the process of replacing the "slot" thing,…
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Carlos Gabriel Hasbun Comandari
I don't even know where to complain about my previous new topic being lost, I guess a moderator co…
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Patrick Lahey
That's a much bigger difference than I have personally seen in practice. You have to know visual …
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Dumitru Frunza
Isn't the nature of stack allocation such that if a frame has been popped out, that frame is essen…
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Benjamin Kloster
Could you elaborate on this use case? A factor of 7 seems so high that I suspect your usage of st…
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