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Ensuring an array of ints is actually null terminated @Someprogrammerdude I can't change Bar, but otherwise you're right, std::vector would be most appropriate.
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Ensuring an array of ints is actually null terminated @Red.Wave well, it's old code and Bar cannot be changed. But yes, otherwise you're right.
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Ensuring an array of ints is actually null terminated @molbdnilo disregard my previous (now deleted) comment. The elements in the array are only non zero, that's the reason 0 is used as terminator (kind of like raw C strings). |
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Ensuring an array of ints is actually null terminated @JesperJuhl true, but unfortunately Bar only accepts raw int pointers and I cannot change this.
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Ensuring an array of ints is actually null terminated @Jarod42 that's what I need, you can make this an answer and you'll have my upvote. |
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Fastest read and sum of integers in C @DireNeedForSpeed in my comment I wasn't mentioning the gc function which is in deed called quite often.
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Fastest read and sum of integers in C @DireNeedForSpeed maybe you would get one less call, but read and write are so much more complex, so the difference will most likely not be mesurable. And anyway, how often will readand write be called anyway?
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Fastest read and sum of integers in C OT: don't use magic numbers such as 48 but rather '0'.
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What is the difference between an enumeration constant and an enumerator? The terms enumerator, enumeration constant and and enumerator list are explained in paragraph 6.7.2.2. Without reading this paragraph the terms are in deed very unclear IMO. |
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What is the difference between an enumeration constant and an enumerator? added 1 character in body; edited title |
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How to disable Excel instance merging? The registry trick only works if you start a new instance of Excel by clicking on the Excel shortcut. If you create a new workbook with Ctrl+N, the new workbook is opened in the same instance and you get the WTF behaviour again. |
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behaviour of fprintf when 'ls' format specifier is used with precision set for printing string of wide characters It simply prints those 2 characters. Rule of thumb: the null character ends the printing no matter what. Check this: godbolt.org/z/z1MrYcPsY |
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Why does my message box look different from those Windows 10 otherwise shows? The correct way is to use a manifest that enables visual themes. Using ShellMessageBox is not the correct way. |
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Why is it a problem to call static inline function in an extern inline function? Here is a [mcve]: godbolt.org/z/s1sMfG5T4. Maybe you should [edit] your question and get rid of the irrelevant stuff. |
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Why is it a problem to call static inline function in an extern inline function? Does declaring static functions in a header file even make sense? |
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What is the character code of the debugger on Visual Studio? edited tags |