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My VC++ compiler (Studio 6.0, service pack 3) is behaving oddly. It seems to not be compiling changes I make to a file. For instance, I might put a statement like this into a function: cout << &quot; * * * Testing this function * * *\n:&quot; It will compile fine, I'll debug the function...

I have this statement in a function: cout << m << &quot;, XSet ID# &quot; << temp_xid; m is a pointer to a string. temp_xid is an unsigned long. For some reason, an assertion failure is occurring inside cout every time I try to pass a numeric constant or variable. temp_xid, long, int, short...

For the life of me, I can't figure out why this doesn't work. I've carefully double checked my work. Here's the problem: I have a header file that looks something like this: // Example.h // #include <iostream> using namespace std; #ifndef Example_h #define Example_h template...

I have a header file with a class declared like so: template <class Item> class ItemJArray { ... }; I want to typedef this in a source file, but this does not work: typedef ItemJArray JArray; I want JArray to behave exactly like ItemJArray. Specifically, I want to be able to...