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Top Forums Programming C++/ROOT Memory Allocation? Post 302802795 by hanson44 on Saturday 4th of May 2013 11:41:45 PM
Old 05-05-2013
Where is main? MontyHall2 never seems to get called.

The most likely cause is you are allocating memory somewhere and not freeing it.

Are you sure RandomDoor () always returns a value between 0 and doors - 1? You can use assertions to help with such reality checks.
 

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TM::Axes(3pm)						User Contributed Perl Documentation					     TM::Axes(3pm)

NAME
TM::Axes - Topic Maps, Axes for TM::match* DESCRIPTION
The TM module offers the method "match" (and friends) to query assertions in a TM data structure. While there is a generic search specification, it will be too slow. Instead some axes have been implemented specifically. These are listed below. SEARCH SPECIFICATIONS
Automatically generated from TM (1.54) Code:<empty> returns all assertions Code:anyid return all assertions where a given toplet appears somehow 'anyid' => 'the toplet' Code:aplayer.arole.bplayer.brole.type return all assertions of a given type where a given toplet plays a given role and there exist another given role with another given toplet as player 'bplayer' => 'the player for the brole', 'aplayer' => 'the player toplet for the arole', 'arole' => 'the role toplet (incl subclasses) for the aplayer', 'type' => 'the type of the assertion', 'brole' => 'the other role toplet (incl subclasses)' Code:aplayer.arole.brole.type return all assertions of a given type where a given toplet plays a given role and there exist another given role 'aplayer' => 'the player toplet for the arole', 'arole' => 'the role toplet (incl subclasses) for the aplayer', 'type' => 'the type of the assertion', 'brole' => 'the other role toplet (incl subclasses)' Code:char.irole deprecated: return all assertions which are characteristics for a given toplet 'irole' => 'the toplet for which characteristics are sought', 'char' => '1' Code:char.topic return all assertions which are characteristics for a given toplet 'topic' => 'the toplet for which characteristics are sought', 'char' => '1' Code:char.topic.type return all assertions which are a characteristic of a given type for a given topic 'topic' => 'the toplet for which these characteristics are sought', 'char' => '1', 'type' => 'type of characteristic' Code:char.type return all assertions which are characteristics for some given type 'char' => '1', 'type' => 'the characteristic type' Code:char.type.value return all assertions which are characteristics for some topic of a given value for some given type 'value' => 'the value for which all characteristics are sought', 'char' => '1', 'type' => 'the characteristic type' Code:char.value return all assertions which are characteristics for some topic of a given value 'value' => 'the value for which all characteristics are sought', 'char' => '1' Code:class.type returns all assertions where there are instances of a given toplet 'class' => 'which toplet should be the class', 'type' => 'isa' Code:instance.type returns all assertions where there are classes of a given toplet 'type' => 'isa', 'instance' => 'which toplet should be the instance' Code:iplayer return all assertions where a given toplet is a player 'iplayer' => 'the player toplet' Code:iplayer.irole return all assertions where a given toplet is a player of a given role 'iplayer' => 'the player toplet', 'irole' => 'the role toplet (incl subclasses)' Code:iplayer.irole.type return all assertions of a given type where a given toplet is a player of a given role 'iplayer' => 'the player toplet', 'irole' => 'the role toplet (incl subclasses)', 'type' => 'the type of the assertion' Code:iplayer.type return all assertions of a given type where a given toplet is a player 'iplayer' => 'the player toplet', 'type' => 'the type of the assertion' Code:irole return all assertions where there is a given role 'irole' => 'the role toplet (incl subclasses)' Code:irole.type return all assertions of a given type where there is a given role 'irole' => 'the role toplet (incl subclasses)', 'type' => 'the type of the assertion' Code:lid return one particular assertions with a given ID 'lid' => 'the ID of the assertion' Code:nochar returns all associations (so no names or occurrences) 'nochar' => '1' Code:subclass.type returns all assertions where there are subclasses of a given toplet 'subclass' => 'which toplet should be the superclass', 'type' => 'is-subclass-of' Code:superclass.type returns all assertions where there are superclasses of a given toplet 'superclass' => 'which toplet should be the subclass', 'type' => 'is-subclass-of' Code:type return all assertions with a given type 'type' => 'the type of the assertion' SEE ALSO
TM COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright 200[8] by Robert Barta, <drrho@cpan.org> This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. perl v5.10.1 2010-06-20 TM::Axes(3pm)
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