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Using std::vector<> and std::shared_ptr<> should cause error

score 261 · Answer 1 · 2015-06-08 22:50:32

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Using std::vector<> and std::shared_ptr<> should cause error

How does an unspecified pointer conversion behave in C++14?

There is a way in gcc to get a warning when a constexpr can't be evaluated at compile time?

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Constant expression initializer for static class member of type double

Template specialization: ‘Scalar’ does not name a type

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