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can i get the link to Quick look up of data structures..
Search Google for "data structures C++"
Wikipedia - List of Data Structures
...doesn't get much quicker than that.
If your looking for windows related data structures, use the built-in offline msdn library that ships with most Visual Studio versions(which can be extended by certain SDK's, like Direct X)
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I am trying to figure out the complete code as explained at:
http://www.drdobbs.com/windows/microsofts-c-amp-unveiled/231600761?pgno=2
I am trying to find out how to generate the complete code examples with of Simple C++ AMP Version? How do I define the grid object? Which header do I need to use direct3d? It seems my Visual Studio 2012 flags these as undefined.
Thanks
I've never seen restrict(direct3d) before. I suspect it's supposed to be restrict(amp).
You'll also need to #include <amp.h>
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I have been trying to implement the Naive Bayes and OneR classification algorithm using SAS Enterprise Miner 7.1.
The problem is I have not been able to find a Node that I can drag onto the diagram and do that. Is there any way to implement these algorithms directly in SAS without having to write additional SAS Script?
See: http://listserv.uga.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind1202c&L=sas-l&D=0&P=2796
I don't think this is possible using a native node. The above link suggests that Rick Wicklin did write something that might help here, but it's beyond my google-fu. You might re-ask this question on the SAS-L mailing list (email to sas-l#listserv.uga.edu or find the Google Group).
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I want to write an event listener in C++ for MS Excel (2007/2010), and I am looking for resources that can get me started, preferably a working code sample.
Microsoft Support has a HOWTO called "Handle Events for Excel by Using Visual C++ .NET". The example code there is fairly long, so I don't want to paste any of it here. Ask new questions if you find any of it confusing.
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I am looking at ways of creating my own DBMS from scratch in C++ (just for fun and educational purposes). I am stuck with the place to start it. Can anybody tell me how I should begin (design) this. Will postgresql code and the architecture be of any help?
Thanks in advance.
Have a look at SQLite and its doccumentation. it might be a good point to start.
Start by reading "Transaction Processing: Concepts & Techniques" by Gray and Reuter. It goes through all the major components of a DBMS. Following the references is very interesting.
It is almost 20 years old now, but still very relevant.
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Is there something like jQuery that works the same in all browsers in the c/c++ world that will work consistently in all platforms?
Are you talking about for GUI elements? Qt is very popular.
Gnulib is intended to act as a facade for the system's native libc.
Depends on what you want to do. Boost is one of the most used one.