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You should never write directly to cerr or cout from within a library. Instead, pass a ::std::ostream or something to your class constructor (or maintain a static instance in the class). At library run-time, you can assign cout, etc to this.
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You should never write directly to cerr or cout from within a library. Instead, pass a ::std::ostream or something to your class constructor (or maintain a static instance in the class). At library run-time, you can assign cout, etc to this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: