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Is it safe to compare boost::typeindex type hash_code() across different platforms over network?

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Is it safe to compare boost::typeindex type hash_code() across different platforms over network?

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Compiler error when comparing two typeid expressions for equality

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2d STL vector typeid

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typeid doesn't return correct type

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typeid() returning wrong type

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typeid of a polymorphic class, when given a pointer to a derived class, says it's a pointer to base class! why?

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Diffrent typeid between platforms

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why typeid returns that int and const int are same types

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How do I embed a type's name as a string into a static_assert()?

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typeinfo name() and endl don't work together in Windows and mingw

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C++ typeid as a return type

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When does GCC give different typeids in different DSOs?

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score 109 · Answer 13 · 2025-01-03 17:48:34

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Is a pointer to the return-value of the typeid operator always valid in C++?

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typeid from static method

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Can boost::any_cast<double>(any&) be sped up?

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Is it possible to attach a name to a runtime class in C++?

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Can I use typeid() to know whether a type is enum?

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C++ gcc 9.3.0 typeid of derived pointer always return typeid(BaseClass*) but dynamic_cast<derived_ptr> works fine

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What's the difference between typeid(*this).name() and typeid(this).name() in base class

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What does the integer shown in typeid().name() mean?

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Is it safe to compare boost::typeindex type hash_code() across different platforms over network?

Compiler error when comparing two typeid expressions for equality

2d STL vector typeid

typeid doesn't return correct type

typeid() returning wrong type

typeid of a polymorphic class, when given a pointer to a derived class, says it's a pointer to base class! why?

Diffrent typeid between platforms

why typeid returns that int and const int are same types

How do I embed a type's name as a string into a static_assert()?

typeinfo name() and endl don't work together in Windows and mingw

C++ typeid as a return type

When does GCC give different typeids in different DSOs?

Is a pointer to the return-value of the typeid operator always valid in C++?

typeid from static method

Can boost::any_cast<double>(any&) be sped up?

Is it possible to attach a name to a runtime class in C++?

Can I use typeid() to know whether a type is enum?

C++ gcc 9.3.0 typeid of derived pointer always return typeid(BaseClass*) but dynamic_cast<derived_ptr> works fine

What's the difference between typeid(*this).name() and typeid(this).name() in base class

What does the integer shown in typeid().name() mean?

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