Public versus private inheritance when some of the parent’s methods need to be exposed?
Public inheritance means that all fields from the base class retain their declared visibility, while private means that they are forced to ‘private’ within the derived class’s scope.
In C++11 can Auto be used to get around mis-casting of void * parameters in functions?
If I have a generic function that takes a void* as a parameter, can Auto in C++11 help stop any bad casting of that parameter?
In C++11 can Auto be used to get around mis-casting of void * parameters in functions?
If I have a generic function that takes a void* as a parameter, can Auto in C++11 help stop any bad casting of that parameter?
C++: Metaprogramming with a compiler API rather than with C++ features
This started out as a SO question but I realized that it is quite unconventional and based on the actual description on the websites, it might be better suited to programmers.se since the question has a lot of conceptual weight.
C++: Metaprogramming with a compiler API rather than with C++ features
This started out as a SO question but I realized that it is quite unconventional and based on the actual description on the websites, it might be better suited to programmers.se since the question has a lot of conceptual weight.
C++: Metaprogramming with a compiler API rather than with C++ features
This started out as a SO question but I realized that it is quite unconventional and based on the actual description on the websites, it might be better suited to programmers.se since the question has a lot of conceptual weight.
C++: Metaprogramming with a compiler API rather than with C++ features
This started out as a SO question but I realized that it is quite unconventional and based on the actual description on the websites, it might be better suited to programmers.se since the question has a lot of conceptual weight.
C++: Metaprogramming with a compiler API rather than with C++ features
This started out as a SO question but I realized that it is quite unconventional and based on the actual description on the websites, it might be better suited to programmers.se since the question has a lot of conceptual weight.
confusion regarding handling of new smart pointers on stack frames?
Let me try to elaborate it.
confusion regarding handling of new smart pointers on stack frames?
Let me try to elaborate it.