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C++ constructor question03 Nov 2004 21:42 GMT28
Given a class T, I have the following copy constructor defined:
explicit T( const T &inObject );
This causes a problem in the following declaration, which occurs in a
STL file:
Databrowser custom item dragging02 Nov 2004 20:44 GMT3
 I've implemented some custom databrowser items that I would like to
drag around. The dragging itself works ok, data is added to the drag and
it can be received elsewhere.
The only problem is that I can't work out how to actually get the
Debugging inline code02 Nov 2004 09:05 GMT1
I'm attempting to debug an application (that was made with Visual
Studio) with Codewarrior.  A *lot* of functions in the original
application have been inlined by placing their declarations in the
header files.
TOC too big01 Nov 2004 22:41 GMT3
I got the "TOC exceeds 64k" error today, so I was trying to take care of
that. I moved a bunch of portable files into their own project, build
that as a library, and add that library to the main project. Linking
that grew the TOC from 68736 to 72172!! I thought moving stuff into ...
4-byte wchar_t01 Nov 2004 18:49 GMT15
I'm having problems converting wstring's to string's. We use
TEConvertText, but that doesn't seem to know about 4-byte Unicode,
because the ASCII comes out with extra 0's before each real character.
I read a bit of the archives for this group and see there's a pragma
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