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July 29, 2006

C++ training

4 days C++ training just finished yesterday. I was extremely impressed by the instructor’s deep insight and great knowledge of C++. As before I join Morgan Stanley, I thought I had a pretty good knowledge of C++. After this class, I find that still long way to go for me.

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Posted by Zhu Xinquan at 03:51 AM | | Comments (0)

February 13, 2006

A trick using #if pre-processor

I hit a small C++ grammar trick which I have never met before in my project. The problem is how to deal with the situation that two defined identifiers have the same compilation behavior. A simple solution to this is to write two same block code like this:

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February 02, 2006

Thinking in C++

I have read the volume 1 of the book during the last month.
It is a very famous book about C++. When I was searching the way to master the C++ language, everyone recommend this book to me.

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November 21, 2005

C++ Tips from Thinking in C++(4)

This entry is continued from C++ Tips from Thinking in C++(3)

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November 18, 2005

C++ Tips from Thinking in C++(3)

This entry is continued from C++ Tips from Thinking in C++(2)

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November 13, 2005

C++ Tips from Thinking in C++(2)

As I posted the previous entry C++ Tips from Thinking in C++(1), I should keep on my working. Thinking in C++ is a great book. It attracts me to continue to explore the miracle C++ world.

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October 15, 2005

C++ Tips from Thinking in C++(1)

The following C++ grammar items are extracted from the book Thinking in C++. Most of them are often forgotten by myself. I will record here for my future quick reference.

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Posted by Zhu Xinquan at 07:26 PM | | Comments (0)