Vectors in windows CE
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Okay, I finally found enough time to try coding for these pocket pc devices. But I'm a "lazy" coder and I want to do things the easy way. Meaning that I use all the ready standard components found. So of course I want to user vectors to hold data, but what - I can't find them :wtf:. So there are no vectors in CE, or am I wrong here (I hope so). So the question is, what is the thing to use, when you would normally use vectors?
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Okay, I finally found enough time to try coding for these pocket pc devices. But I'm a "lazy" coder and I want to do things the easy way. Meaning that I use all the ready standard components found. So of course I want to user vectors to hold data, but what - I can't find them :wtf:. So there are no vectors in CE, or am I wrong here (I hope so). So the question is, what is the thing to use, when you would normally use vectors?
You can use STLport in CE. Check these links: http://www.pocketpcdn.com/libraries/stl.html http://www.pocketpcdn.com/articles/stl.html http://www.pocketpcdn.com/articles/print_stl.html Regards, João Paulo
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Okay, I finally found enough time to try coding for these pocket pc devices. But I'm a "lazy" coder and I want to do things the easy way. Meaning that I use all the ready standard components found. So of course I want to user vectors to hold data, but what - I can't find them :wtf:. So there are no vectors in CE, or am I wrong here (I hope so). So the question is, what is the thing to use, when you would normally use vectors?
There are also some container classes inside the MFC (also in the CE version). Just take a look at the following classes:
CArray,CList,CTypedPtrArray, ... I hope this will help you! Daniel ;) --------------------------- Never change a running system! -
There are also some container classes inside the MFC (also in the CE version). Just take a look at the following classes:
CArray,CList,CTypedPtrArray, ... I hope this will help you! Daniel ;) --------------------------- Never change a running system!