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problem while detecting floating point operations

2006-12-19T10:19:23Z

hi friends ...
i am facing a problem while detecting floating point operations in my
project, please help me.
i want to find out the places in my C/C++ project where i am doing
floating point operations.
As it is a big project it is not possible to check every line manually,
so is there any other method

Pointers to functions

2006-11-20T17:34:34Z

// ============================== ============
// * Samples
// * Pointers to functions
// * Version 2.0
// ------------------------------ ------------
// * Language : C
// * Content : Program file
// ------------------------------ ------------
// * Attachment
// - pointers-to-functions.c
// ============================== ============

Simple C/C++ Perfometer: Copying Files (Versions 4.x)

2006-10-22T16:46:59Z

============================== ===========
* Performance
* Comparative Performance Measurement
------------------------------ -----------
* Tool : Simple C/C++ Perfometer
* Algorithm: Copying files
* Language : C++
* Content : Program files
* Version : F2F-4.1.1
------------------------------ -----------

Simple C/C++ Perfometer: Copying Files (Versions 4.x)

2006-10-15T17:10:20Z

Member and non-member operators

2006-06-10T17:39:14Z

// ============================== ============
// * Samples
// * Member and non-member operators
// * Usage Sample Code
// ------------------------------ ------------
// * Language : C++
// * Compiler: GNU g++ 4.0.1
// * Content : Program files, Log files
// * Version : MOP-1.2
// ------------------------------ ------------

Member and non-member operators

2006-05-20T13:11:49Z

// ============================== ============
// * Samples
// * Member and non-member operators
// * Usage Sample Code
// ------------------------------ ------------
// * Language : C++
// * Compiler: GNU g++ 3.4.4
// * Content : Program files, Log files
// * Version : MOP-1.1
// ------------------------------ ------------

Member and non-member operators

2006-05-20T12:50:59Z

// ============================== ============
// * Samples
// * Member and non-member operators
// * Usage Sample Code
// ------------------------------ ------------
// * Language : C++
// * Content : Program files, Log files
// * Version : MOP-1.0
// ------------------------------ ------------

Which entry of the routing table was selected?

2006-05-08T18:42:33Z

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2006-05-08T18:09:40Z

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Usage of gethostbyname()

2006-04-22T07:04:10Z

// ==========================
// Usage of gethostbyname()
// Language: C++
// Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional
// Cygwin 1.5.18
// GNU g++ 3.4.4
// -----------------
// Version G-1-1
// -----------------
// Source: gethost.cpp
// ==========================
Alex Vinokur
email: alex DOT vinokur AT gmail DOT com

UDP Socket Loopback

2006-04-21T16:06:38Z

// ==========================
// UDP Socket Loopback Sample
// Language: C++
// Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional
// Cygwin 1.5.18
// GNU g++ 3.4.4
// --------------------------
// Version 1.0
// --------------------------
// Source: loopback.cpp
// ==========================
Alex Vinokur
email: alex DOT vinokur AT gmail DOT com

Re: Simple C/C++ Perfometer: Copying Files (Versions 4.x)

2006-04-14T16:57:17Z

IT tests. C, C++, C#, VB.NET, ASP.NET, SQL, HTML, XML...

2006-02-21T19:00:13Z

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IT tests. C, C++, C#, VB.NET, ASP.NET, SQL, HTML, XML...

strong_stream_cast()

2006-02-07T12:04:51Z

Here is definition of template function strong_stream_cast().
The main diffrence between stream_cast() and strong_stream_cast() can
be demonstrated
on the following example:
stream_cast<string, int> ("12z", int_value) return true (SUCCESS) and
produces int_value = 12;
strong_stream_cast<string, int> ("12z", int_value) return false

Usage of gethostbyname()

2006-01-26T13:12:12Z

// ==========================
// Usage of gethostbyname()
// Language: C++
// Microsoft Windows XP Professional
// Microsoft C++ Compiler Version 13.10.3077 for 80x86
// ==========================
// --------------------
// ---- C-includes ----
// --------------------
// --------------------
// --- C++-includes ---