Thanks for the reply.
I am assuming that the class that needs to have copy constructor and overloaded operator = is the Curve class.
I will give it a shot and report.
Thanks again.
Andrea.
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Thanks for the reply.
I am assuming that the class that needs to have copy constructor and overloaded operator = is the Curve class.
I will give it a shot and report.
Thanks again.
Andrea.
Hello,
I have been struggling with a memory corruption/crash that causes the message in the subject and humbly ask for your help.
I narrowed down the code to just a few lines hopefully it will be...
Hi and thanks for reading.
I purchased a small interpolation class from www.codecogs.com (really good site, by the way) and wanted to use the interpolation class in my little project.
I am running...
matsp, you say:
This could be possible. If lib1 becomes a dll itself, is this really all it takes?
In other words: is the problem the fact that lib1 is a static library linked in both original...
Hi all, I have another question.
I hope this is an interesting topic and thanks for all the help you can give.
I have two dlls:
1 - dll_prep links against a static library, lib1. Lib1...
Thanks for your answer.
A little extra info: when the string is being read from the file, it needs to exist as a valid exported symbol within the dll that will contain this code.
So if the file...
Primarily on Win32 and I'm using MS VS 2005, but the code will have to be portable.
Hello all!
I have a question on function pointers.
The name of the function cannot be known a priori, since it is supplied at runtime when my program opens a file and retrieves the name of the...
Opps. typo: previous post should read I have two dlls, one C++ (dlla) and the other one Fortran dllb.
Sorry for the confusion.
Bubba and all, apologize in advance, I'm facing a similar problem and I suspect that the solution might reside in your last reply. To trivialize my problem:
I have two C++ dlls:
1 - dlla contains...
Hi and thanks for your answer.
The problem is that I am writing an extension: in other words I do not control upstream from the routine in question.
So by mayhem I mean that the main application...
Hi,
I have troubles understanding the relationship between pointers (to double) and multidimensional arrays (of doubles).
I have a C++ routine that returns pointers to doubles, and a class...
Well my idea was to have all the function members returning "int" to signify the success of the operation.
Then I would check the return value from the member function call.
For example the...
Hi and thanks for reading.
I have a question about class design, this is my first effort in C++ so please be forgiving!
The problem: I have to design a class that represent a mechanical force...