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Member 11201788 wrote:

Since the library file is statically linked in our C++ static library, does the dll also need to be linked/referred in our application.

Member 11201788 wrote:

Since the library file(lib provided by client) is statically linked in our C++ static library, does the dll(lib provided by client) also need to be linked/referred in our application.

Member 11201788 wrote:

They(client) have provided their .lib and .dll. Can we use only .lib in our C++ static library.

private:
T** _array;

T* _array;

// ...

_array = new T[CORE_ARRAY_DEFAULT_LENGTH];

// ...

T operator [] (int index) const
{
if ((index < 0) || (index >= _length))
   throw std::out_of_range("index");
else
   return _array[index];
}
// etc

printf("%d\n", (*iArrayB)[i]);

T GetValueAt(int index)
{
if (index < 0 || index >= _length) 
   throw std::out_of_range("index"); 
return *_array[index];
}

ForNow wrote:

what role do the preprocessor flags play in the build

class CMyEdit : CEdit {
 friend class CMySpinControl;
protected:
 // This can be called from CMySpinControl.
 void MyFunction();
};

class fat_and_dangerous
{
	public:
		void safe();
		void dangerous();
};

class skinny_and_safe
{
	public:
		skinny_and_safe() : fat_( new fat_and_dangerous ) {}

		void safe() { fat_->safe(); }

	private:
		std::unique_ptr<fat_and_dangerous> fat_;
}

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