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Memory leak in C++ Code - help needed!	by perpeduumimmobl	2005-10-06 07:48:23
memory barf	by onur	2005-10-06 08:18:13
What is that?	by Didactylos	2005-10-06 09:39:41
it is a book	by onur	2005-10-06 10:17:22
if you like, I can suggest some books so you can understand (and think) better on the subject. One example is Accelerated C++ (koenig & moo) has examples on using stringstreams, the boost library (boost.org) has a boost::lexical_cast, the implementation is opensource for your peruse, and I think bjarne and josuttis also give good examples for the use of stringstreams and you need to understand when to use the expensive allocation scheme of new and when to allocate on stack. Get some work experience, etc.
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Optimal memory usage aside...its probably not that	by williamashbless	2005-10-06 10:21:48
I know it's not your fault,	by Didactylos	2005-10-06 10:42:11
so then	by onur	2005-10-06 10:47:29
It's a valid interpretation.	by wheresthefish	2005-10-06 10:49:52
Yes.	by Didactylos	2005-10-06 10:58:23
aieee javascript	by onur	2005-10-06 11:17:01

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