Naveen

You need to use partial template specialization for this

Evgenii

You need to use partial template specialization for this

But those are floats

Naveen

But those are floats

Yes, you need to define partial specialization for floats. I am not infront of computer. will try to send the solution by tomorrow morning.

Evgenii

Yes, you need to define partial specialization for floats. I am not infront of computer. will try to send the solution by tomorrow morning.

Are you aware that templates can't have non-type floating point parameters?

Evgenii

Because one of us is missing something

Naveen

Are you aware that templates can't have non-type floating point parameters?

Oh, yeah, correct. CRTP can't be used on float or other types.

Naveen

With C++11 you could write some pretty advanced constant-expressions (constexpr) that would calculate the numerator/denominator of a floating value compile time and then pass these two as separate integer arguments.

Anonymous

Is anyone good with Microsoft excel here? I think I getting problem

Oluwaseyi

Is anyone good with Microsoft excel here? I think I getting problem

What's the problem

Anonymous

http://foro.elhacker.net/programacion_cc/obtener_el_ancho_de_banda_en_un_programa_c-t462036.0.html

Anonymous

Someone knows how I can get the max bandwidth in C?

M

Hi everyone, nice to meet you all. My name is Melati, you can call me Mel. A student, 19 years old from Indonesia. Thank you, and have a nice day ahead :)

Anonymous

Have nice dayyy

Anonymous

Hi everyone, nice to meet you all. My name is Melati, you can call me Mel. A student, 19 years old from Indonesia. Thank you, and have a nice day ahead :)

Nice to meet you

Anonymous

Hello all

Anonymous

Good morning

Anonymous

hello

Anonymous

Hi to all!

🌮

Hello World. First of all, I'm sorry for my English. I am trying to print an ASCII table on a Linux terminal, but it does not print 8bit multiple values, I do not know why.

Anonymous

Why are you returning 1?

🇧

vaya tela

Anonymous

Hello World. First of all, I'm sorry for my English. I am trying to print an ASCII table on a Linux terminal, but it does not print 8bit multiple values, I do not know why.

That's because ASCII has 128 values

SANDIE

Wow, Vin Diesel writing C code

Anonymous

No,I am not writing but I want to know about this

Anonymous

So please tell me about c

Anonymous

Wow, Vin Diesel writing C code

😳😂😂

Evgenii

So please tell me about c

C is nice

Anonymous

Dny-Slpknt-83: Please

Anonymous

😳😂😂

Sorry for this

Anonymous

By the well, you Welcome....

Anonymous

Thanks

Anonymous

Also I'm learning and in this group I will only read....

Anonymous

Okkk

Anonymous

But whatever u know please share....plz

Evgenii

K&R is good book

Anonymous

I have a lot of manual but only in italian...

Anonymous

K&R is good book

Thanks

Anonymous

I have a lot of manual but only in italian...

It's OK

Julius

/leave

Usman

K&R is good book

Can you share the book?

Evgenii

Can you share the book?

It's annoying first links in Google for k&r c

Usman

Rhwg

Enildo

Hello!

Enildo

I have a lot of manual but only in italian...

I am interested in it. I am learning italian. Huge iit fan here 😁

Enildo

I have some folders on 4shared with english material.

Enildo

Classic K&R 2ND and beyond.

Enildo

I'll move it to dropbox or elsewhere soon.

many

Hello

many

Iterator vs for loop, which one is better?

many

vec.begin() + (vec.end()-vec.begin()) != vec.end()

Left hand side is length while right hand side is pointer?

many

With C++11 you could write some pretty advanced constant-expressions (constexpr) that would calculate the numerator/denominator of a floating value compile time and then pass these two as separate integer arguments.

Cool

Evgenii

Left hand side is length while right hand side is pointer?

No it isn't

Evgenii

Both are pointers

many

Oh yeah, left hand side=begin()+size()=end() That's weird, why left hand side! = right hand side?

many

Anonymous

Enildo

Indeed, it seems to be very good. I checked the pointers chapter very straigth forward and well described.

Anonymous

Indeed, it seems to be very good. I checked the pointers chapter very straigth forward and well described.

Russell

With C++11 you could write some pretty advanced constant-expressions (constexpr) that would calculate the numerator/denominator of a floating value compile time and then pass these two as separate integer arguments.

well std::ratio has existed long before c++11...

Russell

But you cant' return different types from functions so yeah it'd have to use constexpr

Top T : Trollface Was Real

Is it in English?

Anonymous

Is it in English?

Portugal I think

Top T : Trollface Was Real

😓😅

Anonymous

Italian guys!

Enildo

😅

ENOENT

uh I just added this chat to our "related groups" list, hopes that helps this group as much as it helped the python group

Evgenii

the group wasn't really alive at least since I joined

ENOENT

certainly more alive than the other one

ENOENT

but our link changed the python group to a very active group, and maybe it can do the same to this one

Evgenii

hopefully

Rishi

Finally, a group for C.

Evgenii

https://blog.jetbrains.com/clion/2017/01/clion-starts-2017-1-eap/

correctmaninwrongplace

Hello everybody

Enildo

Hello everybody

Hello!

correctmaninwrongplace

Hello!

hello evil corp

Enildo

Caught me... 😅

correctmaninwrongplace

Enildo

correctmaninwrongplace

does someone here have experience with concurrent c++,monitors , multithread tasks and all that stuff ?

Edurolp

does someone here have experience with concurrent c++,monitors , multithread tasks and all that stuff ?

I studied it 2 years ago with C but i have forgotten almost everything xD