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<0> and why don't you just use a std::map or something?
<0> or use find() on the list
<0> (don't remember if list has a find() member function)
<0> i don't think it does, though
<1> cuz i want to search by name
<0> and why are you writing your own hash map anyway?
<2> it's homework, duh
<0> oh, it is?
<2> ? obviously
<1> yeah :/
<0> then why are you asking us for help, instead of the people you're PAYING to teach you?
<1> because they aren't avalible at odd hours during the day :)
<3> I feel dizzy :D
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<5> haha, wonderful
<6> :))
<7> What the hell was that about
<7> That warmaster face
<7> Weird
<5> one of the more creative spams
<0> heh
<0> hmm
<0> trying to get the hang of template metaprogramming
<0> starting off by trying to implement type lists
<8> Stupid cygwin
<8> I install it, it has `less` but not `more`
<8> What's that for a default install
<9> hey, i have a templated cl*** that has template parameter list "template<cl*** T>", but the cl*** implements 20 functions, 19 of them use only 1 template arg. but one oddball function has a template parameter list
<9> //=========================================================
<9> oops
<9> "template<cl*** T, cl*** T2>"
<0> you mean you have a template cl*** that has 20 templated member functions?
<0> or a template cl*** with 19 member functions and one templated member function?
<9> is there an elegant way to code this.. without introducing the both parameters to the cl***, where 19 member fxns only care about T?
<9> 20 members, 19 of which use only T, the other guy uses T and T2
<0> then no
<0> the cl***'s type is based on both template arguments
<8> template <cl*** T> cl*** blah { void func(); void func2(); template <cl*** T2> void func3( T const &, T2 const & ); };
<0> it's not like it really affects anything
<9> is template nesting allowed in vc6?
<0> you could do that too, and make the "20th" a templated member function
<0> why are you using vc6? it's a terrible, terrible compiler
<8> But even VC++ 6 should get that to work
<0> yeah, it should handle that ok
<8> ***uming it doesn't C1001
<9> error C2954: template definitions cannot nest
<9> damnit
<0> lol
<8> Post your code
<9> i must be doing soemthing wrong
<0> you didn't reuse "T" as the type, did you?
<9> thanks guys
<10> what are " linear PCM frames" ? just raw sound buffers?
<10> i.e. long my_sound[200000]; ?
<10> like PCM WAV without the header?
<9> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16125.html
<9> i've stripped out the useless parts..
<9> i just want it to compile.. and look nice
<9> but this oddball function probably doesn't belong there if 19 of its cousins don't care for T2
<0> you used T again
<0> get rid of that
<0> the member function only needs one template parameter
<0> it already knows what T is
<9> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16125~
<9> this looks better~
<0> er, you didn't declare the function in the cl***, either
<0> look at what Ashe` wrote
<0> [02:09] <8> template <cl*** T> cl*** blah { void func(); void func2(); template <cl*** T2> void func3( T const &, T2 const & ); };
<9> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16126.html
<9> i did what ashe said .. i think
<0> you didn't
<0> declare the template
<0> in the cl*** definition
<0> look at your cl*** definition... there is a T2 there, but there is nothing anywhere previous that makes any mention of what T2 could possibly be
<0> coincidentally, the first error you get is "wtf is T2?"
<0> line 13
<0> needs "template <typename T2>
<9> does this mean.. for every other member function i have to write "template<cl*** T, cl*** T2>" ?
<9> in the function definition
<0> No.
<0> come on... the only template member function you have is this function
<0> none of the other member functions are template member functions
<0> there's only one
<0> and it only needs one parameter, in addition to the parameter supplied as part of the cl***'s type
<9> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16127.html
<9> if i give that member function a diff template arg list, such as "template < cl*** 1, cl*** T2 >" it complains that the header prototype in the cl*** def doesn't agree with the function def..
<9> and yet if i leave it out, it doesn't recognize T
<9> maybe "error C2954: template definitions cannot nest" is the key problem here
<3> Does C++ have integer division operator?
<3> for instance int i = 3300; int result = 1/1000; // result = 3 instead of 3.3
<0> NoobsGeek - did you actually try that line of code?
<3> how about 1= 3800 , is the result still eq to 3
<0> 1/1000 is 0
<0> yeah, 3800/1000 is 3
<3> wrong spelling there... result = i/1000;
<0> you asked for integer division
<0> that's integer division
<3> ok
<0> dextre1 it works a lot nicer if you just put the function definition inside the cl*** definition
<3> so does it round the number or just discard ... in the case of 3.8 result
<0> it doesn't round, it just does integer division
<3> that is nice... thanks...
<9> rdragon: u mean.. like java?
<9> oh no!
<0> no I mean, like C++
<0> I can't figure out the syntax, if it's possible, to define a template member function outside of the cl*** definition
<9> i do it all the time!
<9> but it requires complete specification of all the template args
<0> if you do it all the time, then why are you having trouble now/
<8> It's not possible
<8> Har har har
<0> didn't seem like it was
<8> template template ..
<8> w00t
<8> Bah I'm too lazy to go to the conference building
<8> I should just stay near the pool
<8> And eat
<8> And that's it
<0> what time is it there?
<8> Close to 9am
<8> http://img442.imageshack.us/my.php?image=nicefr4ib.jpg
<0> neat
<8> (that's from the conference room and yesterday though)
<0> hmm
<0> so i'm trying to partially specialize a struct where one of the template parameters is a specific templated struct (but it's template args could be anything)...
<9> http://www.codersource.net/cpp_cl***_templates_specialization.html
<9> u mean, like the bottom example?
<0> not at all, dextre1
<9> :P
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