Is a limitation of the standard, floating point numbers are by nature not exact and the C++ did not specify any implementation for them.

Line 2 is an error because the Standard does not allow to use floats as template parameters this is the reason why line 1 is correct.Line 5 is wrong because the class template requires the use of template argument list.

I think you wrote everything except what it really matters, all this questions for a c++ junior position?

<t>Have you tried to push 0-1-2-3-4 and pop 5 times? what is the result?#include <iostream>#include <stack>using namespace std;int main (){ stack<int> mystack; for (int i=0; i<5; ++i) mystack.push(i); cout << "Popping out elements..."; while (!mystack.empty()) { cout << " " << mystack.top(); mystack...

Clean the project and delete the sdf file, it's unlikely that boost is responsible for such a problem.

I think these are the real patterns everybody should be skilled at

QuoteOriginally posted by: DevonFangsIn general the compiler spots if you're doing something wild...I would not exactly base the stability of my code on these words

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The Taxman does not really like that and the agency can refuse to work with you in the future, I would open the ltd in UK

<t>Hi Daveangel,which distribution did you install?Codeblocks is the front end only you need to download/install gcc, if you are using Ubuntu these are the steps :1)Open a console window ctrl + alt + t2)Type "apt-get install build-essential" This should give you a basic gcc install with the c/c++ co...

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I can tell you that the master in Financial Computing at UCL is a conversion master tailored for peoplewithout any experience in programming and finance so maybe it would be better to go to LSE.

You can buy an Alienware M18x, I've just got one, is very heavy and expensive but is really powerful.

<t>The answer you are looking for is very dependent on the type of application you need to write, ideally would be possible to spawn as many thread as you need to fill the hardware pipelines you've got,and it would be possible to assign every thread to a specific core, the hyperthreading features of...

I think is a real bad moment to look for a position at least in London