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Code that is written to the 2011 version of the C++ standard, sometimes known by its pre-publication name of "C++0x". Use in conjunction with the 'c++' tag.
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What's in your file?
Small point.
This could be written more simply:
while ((input = file.get()) && file.good())
{
// ...
}
file.close();
as:
while(file.get(input))
{
// ...
}
file.close();
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Efficiency/design of trim() library code
I am working on some library code and I am trying to optimize my trim() functions. To that effect I am trying to figure out how best to deal with each kind of input. Move semantics are starting to fry …
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