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You can't really call a function by its name as the function names are discarded in the final executable (unless you leave the debug symbols in)... so I'd just use a if statement block to compare the...

My solution:



int bitMask(int highbit, int lowbit)
{
unsigned int i = 0;
i = ~i;
i <<= 32 - ((highbit-lowbit) + 1);
i >>= 32 - (highbit + 1);

Err, my bad, the constructor is actually


string( size_type length, const char& ch );

http://www.cppreference.com/cppstring/string_constructors.html
In this case the second argument could be...

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That is exactly what you would do. Also, most implementations (i know SGI's does) of std::string reserve an extra byte when realloc'ing for the null terminator should the c_str() member function be...

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That is incorrect. clock() may return 0 if you call it at the begining of your program, since it returns the amount of ticks since the program has started, but it certainly won't return 0 otherwise:...

I suggest doing the following instead of using qsort:
Overload operator< on your structure, then use the stl's std::sort() to sort the list of your structures. I can pretty much guarantee you that...

Actually that is incorrect, member functions are not stored in instances of classes, the member function is actually turned into a function that takes a pointer to the object as a parameter.


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for loops don't typically have semicolons at the end. Remove it and the code will function as you intended.