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<0> well, it MAY be that the types of a and b suffice to deduce the template args
<1> ok wait
<2> Restaurant time
<0> you haven't shows us an actual signature
<3> MrAshe, yum yum
<2> Gotta love 5 stars hotels
<2> That's the good thing about not being educated
<3> what?
<3> you love 5 star hotels because you arent educated?
<4> lol
<4> ok that made no sense
<0> no, he gets to use 5 star hotels
<2> Nope, I go in 5 stars hotels cause I'm not educated
<3> why?
<3> what?
<4> I still don't ge tit
<2> Because I didn't do any studies
<2> So I'm dumb
<2> At least to IRR ;)
<4> Quantum``: are you understanding wtf Ashe is saying :-\
<4> cause I'm not
<3> oooh you mean you got money even if you didnt study?
<4> maybe I'm dumb too :-\
<2> I mean I got more money than he'll ever have when he's done with his studies ;)
<2> But it's not like I'm paying for the hotel
<3> exactly
<3> the psychic link is working
<3> MrAshe: I went to the Ritz in London :0
<3> hah! I win, I win!
<2> There's no ritz here
<2> It's a simple grand mercure
<3> too bad, its was a good date at the ritz :)
<2> I won't date you
<4> lol
<3> you wish you could though
<2> I already date your brain
<2> It won't get physical
<3> you know youwant me, and go from psychic to physical
<3> you know you do
<2> Time to eat
<3> ciao ciao
<1> to declare the function i write:
<1> template
<1> <
<1> unsigned int x,
<1> unsigned int y,
<1> unsigned int z,
<1> cl*** flexible_type_1,
<1> cl*** flexible_type_2
<1> >
<0> ViPr stop
<1> void function_name(felxible_type_1 a,flexible_type_2 b)
<1> and to use the function i write:
<1> function_name<7,3,8>(a,b);
<1> oops spelled it wrong. whatever
<0> seems like an odd way to do things, but <shrug>
<1> is that right?
<3> vawjr, you arent voting for auto?
<1> i'm basically just making up syntax
<0> Quantum`` I don't think they'll let me vote, but yes
<0> ViPr to what end?
<3> vawjr: good times are ahead
<1> do you guys get now what i'm trying to do?
<0> absolutely not
<0> I see no point to it at all
<1> damn!
<3> I have a friend working on implementing type inference in Ruby
<5> hmmm
<5> list::push_back is core dumping
<1> i want some variables to be nonvariable so they can be hardwired or hardcoded or whatever it's called for speed purposes
<1> that's basically what i'm trying to do
<0> Quantum`` have you seen [vs] proposal for "closures" in the core language?
<5> the list is a member of a cl***
<5> the cl*** is instantiated as a global
<6> implementing anything on ruby would be nice
<5> any ideas what might be causing this?
<0> well, it has to allocate, then do a copy constructor
<0> possibly somebody else has stepped on one of the links?
<5> The object I'm pushing back has members of all ints.
<5> that's what I'm thinking vawjr, memory thing
<3> so check for enough RAM?
<5> it fails on teh first push_back
<3> strange
<5> the program is VERY simple
<0> step through it
<0> that's what debuggers are for, lol
<4> debug setiup
<5> And, just to try to eliminate the buffer overrun theory
<4> step
<5> I put a 4MB int array on each side of the list in the cl***.
<1> how do i call a function that has template parameters then?
<5> I've already looked at teh core file
<3> vawjr: I haven't
<5> it's dying on insert
<4> ViPr: vawjr is trying to tell you
<4> or was
<1> yeah he stopped
<3> Noidea, its weird...
<0> ViPr quit worrying about optimizatons until you get it working
<5> and, then don't bother afterwards either
<0> Noidea, so step through insert
<5> since it's probably pointless.
<1> the problem is i don't even know if this is possible in my compiler or if i invented something new
<0> ViPr so you're not writing C++, you're writing for some specific compiler
<7> <2> Because I didn't do any studies
<7> <2> So I'm dumb
<7> <2> At least to IRR ;)
<7> Aww ashe I don't think you are dumb
<7> I think you are very smart but got a bit impatient with the educational system
<0> Noidea you don't have a special allocator for the types in the list, do you? you know that it won't get called by the list methods
<1> i want to know if it's possible to do in C++ and how
<0> the educational system in most of the workd is crap
<5> nope
<5> nothing special here
<5> I'm pretty sure it's some kind of memory bug
<0> ViPr forget it, I'm not gonna try to help you solve some putative optimization problem
<5> There's nothing special about any of this.
<5> The object I'm pushing into the list
<5> I created a similar list in main
<5> and pushed an object into it
<0> only thing left is to step through the insert
<0> what compiler
<5> just to see what would happen
<0> ??
<5> it worked infe.
<5> fine
<5> gcc 3.2.3
<7> <3> IRR: How the hell is Aspect Oriented Programming even remotely visual??? << its one way to address the Deutsch limit
<8> bonjour
<8> hello
<7> salut
<5> that's wonderful.
<5> If I add 1 element before I call a function in a library
<5> no core dump
<5> I can add 1 element, then clear the list
<5> and no core dump
<5> well, at least I know what call is doing the memory stomping.
<1> vawjr, so basically you're confirming that what i want does not exist?
<0> ViPr HUH?
<0> I have NO damned idea what you're trying to do
<0> and I won't help you if it's for optimization
<9> ViPr did you post your code yet or are you still babbling?
<4> still babling
<9> k
<10> what is pointers?
<9> coolcom4 get a book
<10> ok
<1> you are saying it is not possible in C++ to make the compiler make various hardcoded versions of a function with variables
<9> coolcom4 www.rudbek.com/books.html
<9> ViPr that sounds like what templates do
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