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  1. the question is not whether I misunderstood you...

    the question is not whether I misunderstood you or not, whether you mentioned "No Trespassing" as a metaphor or as a theory but rather the question is "How in the world would I know whether the...
  2. That seems way too complicated for the moment, I...

    That seems way too complicated for the moment, I think I'll keep this experimentation reserved for future
    anyway thanx for the tip :)
  3. You nailed your point :) I think the...

    You nailed your point :)
    I think the explanation MK27 gave if viewed from your "optimization" point of view yields a clearer picture.
    Thanx a lot for contributing this invaluable view point


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  4. I strongly disagree with your "No Trespassing"...

    I strongly disagree with your "No Trespassing" theory where one should force himself into categorizing down any statement on programming behaviour into either some theoretical...
  5. yeah you're right, I think the "inferred"...

    yeah you're right, I think the "inferred" conclusion can be as follows:

    if a function is called sequentially from somewhere in the program then all its data will end up in the same memory...
  6. Memory allocated to variables of a function on different function calls

    Hello World !!
    Today I was reading a topic on 'Local Variables' from 'Thinking in C++ by Bruce Eckel', there Bruce has mentioned that "variables defined local to a function disappear at the end of...
  7. How to find the coordinates of a point w.r.t another point on an image using OpenCV

    Hi,
    I wrote a program for detecting circles using Hough Transform using OpenCV in C. The program inputs 3 images, each image contains a fixed small circle and a big circle with variable position....
  8. @MK27 Thanx a lot mate... u r indeed very...

    @MK27

    Thanx a lot mate... u r indeed very helpful :)

    and thanx to rest other frnds who r always there to help others :)
    and i am proceeding further in 'Thinking in C++'.... so i'll soon post...
  9. i think u may be rite on this.. can u please...

    i think u may be rite on this..

    can u please post the link.... i want to have a look at it :)
    thanx :)
  10. i think Linus had a prejudiced view pt. abt c++...

    i think Linus had a prejudiced view pt. abt c++ (as MK27 said it may have been an outcome of the agitation by a bunch of 'so-called c++ pro' bragging their OO understanding and in the process...
  11. Thanx a lot...

    Thanx a lot frnds :)

    @MK27



    Thanx for the insight mate :)
  12. thanx a lot frnds for ur help :) yeah.. u all...

    thanx a lot frnds for ur help :)

    yeah.. u all were rite.. here Bruce was advocating the OOP, he was showing the difficulty faced by the programmer when solving a problem in a procedural language...
  13. Questions regarding the text in Thinking in C++ by Bruce Eckel

    hi frnds,
    i have just now started studyin Thinking in C++ Vol. 1 by Bruce Eckel
    so i went through the chapter no.1 on Objects... but i m having my doubts in it.... thats why i m here to seek help...
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