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<
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< /*
< * $Id$
< */
<
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< void Address::output(ostream& out) const
---
> void
> Address::output(ostream& out) const
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< // Note: this outputs addresses in the form "ffff", not "0xffff".
< // This code should always be able to write out addresses in a
< // format that can be read in by the below input() method. Please
< // don't change this without talking to Milo first.
< out << hex << m_address << dec;
---
> // Note: this outputs addresses in the form "ffff", not "0xffff".
> // This code should always be able to write out addresses in a
> // format that can be read in by the below input() method. Please
> // don't change this without talking to Milo first.
> out << hex << m_address << dec;
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< void Address::input(istream& in)
---
> void
> Address::input(istream& in)
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< // Note: this only works with addresses in the form "ffff", not
< // "0xffff". This code should always be able to read in addresses
< // written out by the above output() method. Please don't change
< // this without talking to Milo first.
< in >> hex >> m_address >> dec;
---
> // Note: this only works with addresses in the form "ffff", not
> // "0xffff". This code should always be able to read in addresses
> // written out by the above output() method. Please don't change
> // this without talking to Milo first.
> in >> hex >> m_address >> dec;
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< m_address = obj.m_address;
---
> m_address = obj.m_address;
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< Address& Address::operator=(const Address& obj)
---
> Address&
> Address::operator=(const Address& obj)
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< if (this == &obj) {
< // assert(false);
< } else {
< m_address = obj.m_address;
< }
< return *this;
---
> if (this == &obj) {
> // assert(false);
> } else {
> m_address = obj.m_address;
> }
> return *this;