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Hojun Jaygarl

12 Jun 2013 09:35

You can do like this: while (buf.HasRemaining()) { short s; // Reads short s from the current position of the buf buf.GetShort(s); // The position is incremented by one .. //here, add s to vector } Thanks.

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Slawek Kowalski

14 Nov 2013 05:40

It seems Tizen doesn't support std:vector. I have got an old project which use <vector.h>.

Is it possible to include apprioprate files or I have to convert it to IList?

thanks

slaw

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Alex Ashirov

14 Nov 2013 07:12

Hi,

The std::vector is supported by Tizen. Did you try

#include <vector>

instead of

#include <vector.h>

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Slawek Kowalski

16 Nov 2013 01:53

I tried:

#include <vector>
#include <vector.h>
#include <vector.hh>

Got message: Unresolved inclusion:

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Alex Ashirov

18 Nov 2013 05:36

Hi,

It is strange… What SDK do you use? I tried this with Tizen SDK 2.2.0 for the both Win and Mac OS and I didn’t face any inclusion problems. Can you find file with name ‘vector’ in your sdk’s include folders?

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