| BatchyX Dec 18 '11 at 20:56. It's not really deprecated; "Duncan" is a const char array, so const-correctness wise you should write const char* ...stackoverflow.com/.../how-can-char-name-duncan-be-valid-if-pointers-can- only-hold-addresses - Cached - Similar same thing as before : have you tried ? – BatchyX Jan 21 '11 at 21:22. @ BatchyX - nope. It's quite a lot of refactoring in my case, so I rather ask. stackoverflow.com/.../can-boostsmart-ptr-be-used-in-std-containers - Cached - Similar
To reiterate @ BatchyX's comment, you should verify myVector.size() <= sizeof( value) just before you compute myVector.begin() + sizeof(value) ...stackoverflow.com/questions/.../c-convert-vectorchar-to-double - Cached - Similar
instead of making experiments, you could read the man page. It says ... @ BatchyX: That constant is nonstandard (not specified in POSIX). – R.. stackoverflow.com/.../why-cant-a-bind-linux-service-to-the-loop-back-only - Cached - Similar
Aug 5, 2011 ... chunks and zip those. Or use a modern compression algorithm, you don't need an archive format in your case. – BatchyX Aug 5 '11 at 16:20 ...superuser.com/questions/319562/linux-zip-greater-than-4gb - Cached - Similar Jul 22, 2009 ... 6 Responses. on May 25, 2010 at 2:44 pm | Reply BatchyX. Thank you ! I was desesperate to make solr logging work, you saved my day. skybert.wordpress.com/2009/.../how-to-get-solr-to-log-to-a-log-file/ - Cached - Similar Oct 9, 2011 ... The next debugging statement you'll likely see often (and one which BatchyX alluded to in his example) is 'in' when using square brackets. BatchyX replied 11 months ago. i think you actually need to define a explicit specialization List<Car<T> >, because that's what my compiler is complaining about ...boardreader.com/thread/Explicit_specialization_C_5ft4kX2u09f.html - Cached - Similar Sep 27, 2011 ... But with a virtual network card, i doubt you will get more info that way. link| improve this answer. answered Sep 27 '11 at 10:30. BatchyX 1361 ...serverfault.com/.../how-to-investigate-real-problem-with-tx-packet-drops-in- linux - Cached - Similar What Batchyx said, reworded and expanded: If your boat travels in a small circle around the center of the lake you can complete a full rotation quicker than the ...
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