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cpp vectorlist.cpp
// test the class vectorList that uses a vector for the list elements
#include
#include
#include // has reverse
#include // has greater
#include "line
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c strrpbrk.c
/*
** strrpbrk() - reverse of strpbrk() - Finds the last occurrence of
** any characters from szChars found in szString.
**
** Donated to SNIPPETS by Phi Nguyen 1995, modified by Bob Stou
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h bitstream.h
#ifndef BITSTREAM_H
#define BITSTREAM_H
#include
// next bit in forward direction
// next bit in reverse direc
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h bitstream.h
#ifndef BITSTREAM_H
#define BITSTREAM_H
#include
// next bit in forward direction
// next bit in reverse direc
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rsearch
NAME
rsearch - reverse search for an element satisfying a specified condition
SYNOPSIS
rsearch(a, b [, [c] [, [d] ] ])
TYPES
a matrix, list, association, or file open for reading
b
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h hvwdefines.h
// hvwdefines
// build 004, engines forward/reverse swapped
// build 005, explanation comment added
/*
Question:
Why is this long include file needed?
Answer:
The Asuro programmi
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h hvwdefines.h
// hvwdefines
// build 004, engines forward/reverse swapped
// build 005, explanation comment added
/*
Question:
Why is this long include file needed?
Answer:
The Asuro programmi
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h hvwdefines.h
// hvwdefines
// build 004, engines forward/reverse swapped
// build 005, explanation comment added
/*
Question:
Why is this long include file needed?
Answer:
The Asuro programmi
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cpp vectorlist.cpp
// test the class vectorList that uses a vector for the list elements
#include
#include
#include // has reverse
#include // has greater
#include "line
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cpp ex7_04.cpp
// Exercise 7.4 Allocating arrays of arrays dynamically
// The tricky part is that you have to delete the arrays in reverse order,
// so the code (with a bit of manipulation for good measure) looks