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Re: [Cpp-Programming] Read position issue within an IOSTREAM class

I couldn't copy the error. I believe that the problem is due to an error in the way I implemented the code. In the compiler, the cached information is copied to a temporary instance of a class acting as a wrapper to the iostream class. Then this instance is pushed onto the previous instance of the class as a cross pointer. The following is the code I use to perform this function:

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void CSource_Attach (CSource* I)
{
I->PrevC=CurIn;
CurIn=I;
}

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CSource is the wrapper class; I is the instance to push, and PrevC is a member pointer to the previous instance of the class. Am I doing something wrong?

BTW, I tokenize the keywords and types upon reading, but the writing of these appears to work.

On Wednesday, August 7, 2013 11:07:59 AM UTC-4, Harry Potter wrote:

The code is pretty complex. I will try to water it down.

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Re: [Cpp-Programming] Read position issue within an IOSTREAM class

The code is pretty complex. I will try to water it down.

On Wednesday, August 7, 2013 10:22:29 AM UTC-4, Charlie wrote:

Post the code, and we can probably see exactly what you're trying to do. This is for school?

As one person said, comparing c++ to c is like comparing Dutch to German... well he said French to English.

-Charlie

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Re: [Cpp-Programming] Read position issue within an IOSTREAM class

Post the code, and we can probably see exactly what you're trying to do. This is for school?

As one person said, comparing c++ to c is like comparing Dutch to German... well he said French to English.

-Charlie

From: Harry Potter

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Subject: [Cpp-Programming] Read position issue within an IOSTREAM class

I need to fill an IOSTREAM class with a part of a file during the process of compiling a C program using multiple passes in a compiler written in C++. I fill the new instance of an input stream with a part of a file. This stream stores and processes the auto variables defined within a function. My plan is to read the part of a function until the first executable statement. It seems to that. However, during the declaration phase, nothing is declared. I'm wondering if maybe I need to explicitly set the read pointer to the beginning of the buffer. Is this true? If so, how do I reset the pointer? I'm sorry about the newbie question, but I don't have available C++ documentation. --
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[Cpp-Programming] Read position issue within an IOSTREAM class

I need to fill an IOSTREAM class with a part of a file during the process of compiling a C program using multiple passes in a compiler written in C++. I fill the new instance of an input stream with a part of a file. This stream stores and processes the auto variables defined within a function. My plan is to read the part of a function until the first executable statement. It seems to that. However, during the declaration phase, nothing is declared. I'm wondering if maybe I need to explicitly set the read pointer to the beginning of the buffer. Is this true? If so, how do I reset the pointer? I'm sorry about the newbie question, but I don't have available C++ documentation.

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