Daviddoria at 06:10, 4 July 2010

2010-07-04T06:10:40Z

Anonymous: Created page with '`string Filename = "Test.bin"; ofstream fout(Filename.c_str());`
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2010-07-03T20:55:39Z

Created page with '<code> string Filename = "Test.bin"; ofstream fout(Filename.c_str()); </code> "Test.bin" is in the static data segment, then copied to a string's buffer, if the strin…'

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<code>
string Filename = "Test.bin"; 
ofstream fout(Filename.c_str()); 
</code> 
"Test.bin" is in the static data segment, then copied to a string's buffer, if the string is never going to be modified, why not point to the static data segment like that: 
<code>
const char* Filename = "Test.bin"; 
ofstream fout(Filename); 
</code>

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		+	: This one I'm not very familiar with at all. You're the boss. Please update the example with these changes (being sure to add some explanatory comments :) ). [[User:Daviddoria\|Daviddoria]] 06:10, 4 July 2010 (UTC)

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Daviddoria at 06:10, 4 July 2010

Anonymous: Created page with ' string Filename = "Test.bin"; ofstream fout(Filename.c_str()); "Test.bin" is in the static data segment, then copied to a string's buffer, if the strin…'

Anonymous: Created page with '`string Filename = "Test.bin"; ofstream fout(Filename.c_str());`
"Test.bin" is in the static data segment, then copied to a string's buffer, if the strin…'