I'm wrapping a C interface and require to pass into it the address of a preallocated buffer. My wrapper places this buffer at a known location within wrapper object A. At runtime, I will be able to qu...

Is there a way to instantiate an object and have a string member take the object's name? I would also not mind for a gcc builtin. Here's an example: #include <string> class A { std::str...

Take this class as example: #include <string> using namespace std; class One { private: string * text; public: One(); ~One(); void setText(string value); string uppercase(); strin...

I'm in the process of moving a lot of oft-used functions into classes, and hit a snag that I can't explain. With the "STD::random-device rd" and "std::mt19937 gen(rd())" declaratio...