The solution to the above problem is Smart Pointers. Smart pointers automatically handle many of these problems. They are basically an object which behave like pointers i.e. wrap a bare pointer but provides extra functionality. So we should use these in place of bare pointers. Now, let us u...
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Within one of those C++ (CPP) files which has to be "static" which then needs to call a function in a different C++ file while trying to use "this" pointer to call the function, I am seeing the following error message:** error C2671: 'FunctionName' : static member functions do not...