Do TSs (Technical Specifications) need to be supported by a conforming compiler?
cppreference, probably based on official C++, documents technical specifications that are under the namespace std::experimental
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Are C++ technical specifications universally available?
cppreference, probably based on official C++, documents technical specifications that are under the namespace std::experimental
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Having a function with the same name as std, how do I explicitly call the function from std?
I create a function with the same name as in std, why when I explicitly call the function std::pow, my pow is called? I tried to make it in Clion, Xcode on Mac, also Rider on windows I got “13” two times, but when I asked my fried to run this in Visual Studio, he got two times std::pow call.
Why when I compile my program does the compiler give me a collation error?
I have a piece in my program that compares the average distance from a group of points (the ‘Some_points’ structure). According to my idea, it takes a vector of such structures, and sorts them by the average distance from another point using std::sort and the comparator function. But the compiler constantly produces many errors (as I understand it, they are from the sort function itself).
If anything, I’m new to C++. I’m just trying to make 3D in the terminal.