I need to preserve the exact binary representation of some doubles in a text file with other ascii values, so I am using "%a" as suggested in this question. fprintf (pFile, "Scale: %a, %a, %a\n", ...

I am in the process of upgrading a Visual Studio 2010 project that targets the INtime RTOS. Code that performs casting operations fail to link. When investigating the "inline assembly" output files...

I've recently noticed that once I start building the Visual Studio solution I'm working with (~200 C++ projects), I get a very large number of cl.exe processes. I'm not surprised by the fact of s...

Brace-or-equal-initializers in an anonymous struct within a struct doesn't do their work on output produced by VS2013. There's the code: #include <iostream> #include <cstdint> struct...

So,I am trying to port some old code to newer version of vs so I imported the sln of the project into my vs 2013 and I get this error and some others and I have gone through some of the other quest...

I have a relatively simple CMakeLists.txt that contains the following line(s): target_compile_features(myapp PRIVATE cxx_generalized_initializers cxx_lambdas cxx_nullptr) When I run cmake on ...

Why does struct wrapper { explicit wrapper(void *); wrapper() = default; int v; }; int main() { return wrapper().v; } // You should run this in Debug mode return 0xCCCCCCCC, whereas struct ...

I am porting a function from inline assembly to MASM in Visual Studio 2013 and am having trouble getting a return value out of it. Here is the C caller and the assembly function prototype: exter...

I'm trying to write a projection function that could transform a vector<T> into a vector<R>. Here is an example: auto v = std::vector<int> {1, 2, 3, 4}; auto r1 = select(v, [](in...

I want to allow to modify behaviour of my class by specifing policy. This policy shoud be used as visitor for boost::variant. There is default policy that fits most cases good, but user may need ...

In Visual Studio 2013, I wrote the following in an empty, brand-new command-line solution: int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { int xs[1]; for (auto x : xs) do ; while (0); return 0; } When ...