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A C++ template class that provides a limited garbage collection facility for pointers, by allowing pointers to have the elements they point to automatically destroyed when the auto_ptr object is itself destroyed. Deprecated as of C++11 in favor of unique_ptr.

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Gallio is an Automation Platform for .NET

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freetype2 is a font engine library used in rendering glyphs from font file

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Use this tag for questions specific to the GNU Core Utilities. If possible, add more specific tags such as "kill", "chown", "uniq" et cetera.

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This tag can be used whenever the data present in the question is not ordered, that is, not following a specific pre-defined pattern

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The November 2007 release of Microsoft Visual C++, a C and C++ compiler for Windows.

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NSToolbar and NSToolbarItem provide the mechanism for a titled window to display a toolbar just below its title bar.

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Use this tag to better reference questions about WindowsIdentity allowing to encapsulate information about Windows accounts.

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Refers to issues related to running a local server (usually web).

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Represents a top-level Preference that is the root of a Preference hierarchy. A PreferenceActivity points to an instance of this class to show the preferences.

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django-errors refers to error reporting system in Django

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