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Re: Because shared_ptr owns an array of objects, it calls delete when it goes out of scope. [^]

by D4rkTrick at 2-Nov-15 17:19

at Article "article "C++11 Smart Pointers""

Because shared_ptr owns an array of objects, it calls delete when it goes out of scope. [^]

by D4rkTrick at 15-Oct-15 9:26

at Article "article "C++11 Smart Pointers""

Re: My vote of 3 [^]

by D4rkTrick at 12-Oct-15 9:25

at Article "tip/trick "Protection & Decompiling Software ""

hm.. any further opinions? [^]

by D4rkTrick at 23-Apr-15 9:11

at Article "article "Why We Should Love 'null'""

So, why is there no compile-time null-checking? [^]

by D4rkTrick at 21-Apr-15 9:46

at Article "article "Why We Should Love 'null'""

Re: So what are you using? [^]

by D4rkTrick at 20-Apr-15 11:45

at Article "article "Why We Should Love 'null'""

Re: My vote of 3 [^]

by D4rkTrick at 20-Apr-15 11:32

at Article "article "Why We Should Love 'null'""

Re: On the Whole, Null Is the Lesser of Four Evils [^]

by D4rkTrick at 17-Apr-15 9:52

at Article "article "Why We Should Love 'null'""

My vote of four [^]

by D4rkTrick at 4-Mar-15 14:06

at Article "article "Return Complex Data From Main""

Re: English? [^]

by D4rkTrick at 4-Mar-15 14:01

at Article "article "Return Complex Data From Main""

Re: thx! [^]

by D4rkTrick at 2-Mar-15 13:23

at Article "technical blog "Top 5 Beautiful C++ STD Algorithms Examples""

randIter undefined [^]

by D4rkTrick at 27-Feb-15 14:21 Score: 5.00 (1 vote).

at Article "technical blog "Top 5 Beautiful C++ STD Algorithms Examples""

formatting and naming [^]

by D4rkTrick at 27-Feb-15 14:14

at Article "technical blog "Top 5 Beautiful C++ STD Algorithms Examples""

indeed, you're right [^]

by D4rkTrick at 27-Jan-15 20:03

at Article "article "Is it Really Better to 'Return an Empty List Instead of null'? / Part 4""

subjectiveness & drifting topic [^]

by D4rkTrick at 25-Jan-15 11:46 Score: 5.00 (1 vote).

at Article "article "Is it Really Better to 'Return an Empty List Instead of null'? / Part 4""

My vote of 3 [^]

by D4rkTrick at 25-Jan-15 11:29

at Article "article "Is it Really Better to 'Return an Empty List Instead of null'? / Part 4""

No links to 4th article [^]

by D4rkTrick at 6-Jan-15 10:57

at Article "article "Is it Really Better to 'Return an Empty List Instead of null'? - Part 3""

Re: java's compile-time null-check [^]

by D4rkTrick at 6-Jan-15 10:13

at Article "article "Is it Really Better to 'Return an Empty List Instead of null'? - Part 2""

thanks for posting in detail! [^]

by D4rkTrick at 6-Jan-15 6:34

at Article "article "Is it Really Better to 'Return an Empty List Instead of null'? - Part 2""

java's compile-time null-check [^]

by D4rkTrick at 4-Jan-15 11:08

at Article "article "Is it Really Better to 'Return an Empty List Instead of null'? - Part 2""

Re: get or getDeliveryDate is a bad example here [^]

by D4rkTrick at 4-Jan-15 11:03

at Article "article "Is it Really Better to 'Return an Empty List Instead of null'? - Part 3""

Re: rethink your arguments [^]

by D4rkTrick at 3-Jan-15 11:38

at Article "article "Is it Really Better to 'Return an Empty List Instead of null'? - Part 3""

Re: disagree to "time and space -> null always wins" [^]

by D4rkTrick at 1-Jan-15 11:19

at Article "article "Is it Really Better to 'Return an Empty List Instead of null'? - Part 2""

Re: Extremely BAD programming.. in my humblest opinion [^]

by D4rkTrick at 29-Dec-14 10:28

at Article "article "Is it Really Better to 'Return an Empty List Instead of null'? - Part 2""

disagree to "time and space -> null always wins" [^]

by D4rkTrick at 27-Dec-14 0:58

at Article "article "Is it Really Better to 'Return an Empty List Instead of null'? - Part 2""

Re: Never use pure built in types [^]

by D4rkTrick at 21-Dec-14 8:18

at Forum "Design and Architecture"

Re: Never use pure built in types [^]

by D4rkTrick at 21-Dec-14 8:17

at Forum "Design and Architecture"

Example 1: where does 2.0 and 4.0 [^]

by D4rkTrick at 19-Dec-14 7:53 Score: 1.00 (1 vote).

at Article "Article "Avoiding Overflow, Underflow, and Loss of Precision""

Never use pure built in types [^]

by D4rkTrick at 11-Dec-14 6:23 Score: 1.00 (1 vote).

at Forum "Design and Architecture"