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register_named_variable returning 0

O.o assembly? I recommend just using std::vector..... it's a comparatively tiny performance hit for the massive benefit of not having to deal with stuff like this - it would throw a "vector subscript out of range" exception and break, and you can then very easily find the offending line.
 
I'm a bit old school (albeit in a very young body at 25). std library has usually proved to drive me scatty and as a result I have only used it where absolutely necessary.
 
Hehehe I had literally this exact same attitude about two years ago (when I was 25), and I still tend to think low-level and love assembly, hacking, etc. But I feel fairly confident in predicting that if you do invest some time to get used to the STL, you will never want to go back. It's simply a matter of available time - every hour you spend not chasing array overruns/pointer errors/doing c-string manipulation etc, corresponds to another super-cool feature you can put into the aircraft. Speaking of which................. Are you the guy from MilViz? If so, then I've been dying to have a chat with you about the SPN-42 Automatic Carrier Landing System.

Farley
 
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