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#Overview A library of common operations needed for C++ and CUDA development. #Libraries ##C++ ##Threading A wrapper around pthreads providing a message passing interface rather than a locking based interface. ##Argument Parser A parser for command line arguments. ##B-Tree A replacement for std::map implementing the complete ISO/IEC 14882:2003 standard with a Btree relying on mmapped pages. ##Debugging Conditional debugging messages as well as a more informative version of assert (assert.h). ##Timer Interface to high precision linux timers as well as rdtsc timers on x86 processors. ##Active Timer A wrapper around pthreads providing an asynchronous split-phase interface rather than a locking interface. ##Serialization An interface for serializing classes to contiguous arrays and unpacking them. ##XML Parser Basic parser for XML. #CUDA ##Error Handling Wrappers to convert CUDA error codes to exceptions. ##Vector Interface for std::vector where the vector object is manipulated on the host, but the memory actually resides on the CUDA device. The idea is to get away from using malloc/free/memcpy for allocation and data transfers. Provides host-dereferencable iterators. #Contact ##Authors Gregory Diamos email.
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I'm trying to parse the following JSON file in c++. I would like to iterate over the 'attributes' array and obtain the value of the string:'value' for a specific value of a string:'name' of that attribute object. For ex: I would like to parse this JSON file and obtain the 'value' for 'mass'.
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Answered 2018-May-08 at 13:42If you want to get only specified properties of a selected attribute you can use the following function:
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I was under the impression that when a search phrase is in double quotes, it will do the exact search. But I am getting partial matches as well (even though the score was low). I was expecting that it should do exact match. Following is my sample code.. am I missing something
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Answered 2017-Jan-18 at 11:45I would suggest that you use the term-option called "exact"
From the docs: "exact" An exact match query. Shorthand for "case-sensitive", "diacritic-sensitive", "punctuation-sensitive", "whitespace-sensitive", "unstemmed", and "unwildcarded".
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