I want to initialise all the 100 elements of this array (and the 255 elements too) to some specific value (a non-zero value). Is there any way of doing it without using loops? C / C++ 4 1546 Initialising objects in an array by: Mike Windsor | last post by: This seems ...
Note the additional method call in main() to check what actually got recognised is really an instantiation of the class. Unfortunately, it seems GCC is not smart enough (yet)... #include <vector> template <typename T> class Array { public: Array& operator()(cons t T& v) { a.push_...
In the first embodiment, an array of the control device, the aging device, and the control device arranged in the order named is formed through the element isolation insulating layer. However, in the second embodiment, an array of a control device, an aging device, and a control device arra...
When the runs of .true.'s and/or .false.'s are relatively long, then consider using an array of integers in place of the logical arraycontaining: +n == n .true.'s -n == n .false.'s 0 == end of table (or you can use a count)With this table computed, ...
When the runs of .true.'s and/or .false.'s are relatively long, then consider using an array of integers in place of the logical arraycontaining: +n == n .true.'s -n == n .false.'s 0 == end of table (or you can use a count)With this table computed, t...