RE: [Dev-C++] Need help with vector<...>

[Per W. <pw...@ia...>]

But then again, you often have to work with (at least) 64-bit integers to
solve real problems. The choice often is: solve with gcc and long long, or
not getting the work done at all. Multi-precision math libraries might not
be fast enough, and if the customer doesn't have a 64-bit machine...

/Per W

On Wed, 16 Oct 2002, Ioannis Vranos wrote:

> (signed) long long and unsigned long long is not an ANSI / ISO C++ type.
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> Hi again.
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> If I place the following line in the header file "ComputerPlayer.h" as a
> private member of my class "ComputerPlayer"
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> vector< pair< unsigned long long, pair< vector< pair<int, double> >,
> vector< pair<int, double> > > > > legalVect;
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> the program compiles and links just fine, but it's terminated almost
> immediately when run.
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> I'm going to use the vector in two different functions, thats why I need
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> For debugging purposes, I implemented it as a local member in one of the
> functions (At the moment the only one of the two implemented), see
> below. Now it works just great. Why is that? Why can't I have it in the
> headerfile?
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