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Hi Guys,
I am trying to build a Parse Tree with the following grammar. I have
implemented my insertions using a standard binary tree inserting
algorithm. With the psuedocode below, can you guys provide any helpful
feedback to placing insert statements into building nodes of the tree.
Any suggestions on how to build the tree will be appreciated.
I hope to build the tree to look like that
5+4

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Hello,
I have a class whose data members are constant. So, default
assignment will not happen. I am trying to write and assignment
operator method that will allow assignment.

I think my assignment with the swap might be the right direction but I
am currrently stumped.
Can anyone help with this assignment operator?

Thanks,
Chuck

incase formating is messed up
http://pastebin.ca/962759

#include // assert
#include // cout, endl
#include // vector
#include

struct A {
const int i;

A (int i) : i (i)
{}

Could someone elaborate on the purpose and concrete usage scenarios of
references to functions. What can references to functions do that
pointers to functions cannot. Why are they in C++?

A swap function with two reference parameters of the same type is a
typical example to explain the purpose of references to objects in C++
and the way they can be used, but since functions cannot be
"changed" (in the sense "exchange the bodies of functions foo and
bar"), I cannot think of an example making the purpose of references
to functions obvious. I guess I must be missing something.

I found a comment by Rob Williscroft in the Thread
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.c++/browse_thread/thread/9be1aaffa928bb24/6c736d2133cf30dc...#6c736d2133cf30dc
saying:

June Lee wrote:

Use a command line stream editor like sed.

I am wondering if anyone knows how compilers auto-generate copy
constructors for PODs. Let me explain what I mean with an example:

struct A
{
int u;
int v;
};

If I were to write the copy constructor for the POD myself, I would
write it like this:

A::A(const A rhs)
: u(rhs.u), v(rhs.v) {}

the main point being that the member variables are initialized upon
creation, and not created and then assigned a value, like this:

A::A(const A rhs)
{
u = rhs.u;
v = rhs.v;
}