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    First off, thank you so much anonytmouse. Sorry...

    First off, thank you so much anonytmouse. Sorry it has been a few days but there has been some problems with the program that smooths the images and it was a priority to get that up and working. ...
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    A cast is pretty much just an explicit conversion...

    A cast is pretty much just an explicit conversion of a type of an object.

    For example, you can "cast" a double to an int by using the cast operator ():

    myint1 = (int)mydouble;

    Although be...
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    I think for the most part you are correct. On a...

    I think for the most part you are correct. On a regular single processor system it isn't going to speed things up much (perhaps it may even slow them down). However, on a SMP system I believe it...
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    The std:: is the namespace that cout is in. So...

    The std:: is the namespace that cout is in. So for example if you include iostream.h the cout function is not in the namespace std so just use cout<< but if you include iostream (recommended)...then...
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    problem with win32 threads

    I am writing a program to process some very large images (1gb+) and I am trying to implement threads to try and speed things up. I currently have to process the images pixel by pixel because of the...
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    I am using Windows XP Pro and Microsoft VS .NET...

    I am using Windows XP Pro and Microsoft VS .NET 2003.
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    efficiency analysis tools

    I am currently writing a very large program in C and C++ which processes some huge image files and outputs large amounts of statistics on those files. I was wondering if anyone knows of any tools...
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