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Dark GDK / DGDK <vector> problem (not /MT)

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draknir_
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Posted: 15th Apr 2008 19:35
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wtf is the problem =/
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draknir_
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nevermind im an idiot.
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Pixel Perfect
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Just a tip ... if you include the following after your include statements you won't need to prefix your vector declarations with std::



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Lilith
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Posted: 15th Apr 2008 20:07
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or

using namespace std;

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Diggsey
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Posted: 15th Apr 2008 20:11
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or:
using std::vector
(the best way, I think)

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draknir_
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Posted: 15th Apr 2008 21:04 Edited at: 15th Apr 2008 21:04
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is 'using namespace std' safe? I remember reading somewhere that it caused problems with the GDK libraries.. I suppose 'using std::vector' is the safest.
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Lilith
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Posted: 15th Apr 2008 21:07 Edited at: 15th Apr 2008 21:09
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I don't see any difference between specifying the namespace and fully qualifying the namespace member. You'd still need to remove the /MTd linkage and put in /MT.

To me the advantage of "using" comes in handy when needing to use multiple entities in the specified namespace in the same program

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