Means to solve competition level
What's competition level?
Mat
Anonymous
Means online judge level
Mat
Oh. That's not the definition of good. However, why?
Anonymous
Hmm
Anonymous
😅
viral
viral
What will be the output?
Talula
viral
It's generating an error
viral
That's way i asked
Dan
pointer b hasn't been defined as a type yet
viral
What *(b - i) means?
Dan
that's also wrong
Dan
it has to be (*b-i)
viral
Yeah both are there
Mat
Dan
*(b-i) = value of pointer of the name (b-i)
Dan
first you need to define b
Dan
so that would be int &b i guess
Dan
no wait
Dan
int *b;
Dan
before the line *b = a+ 4;
viral
I m using turbo C...let me check which error it's generating
Mat
I m using turbo C...let me check which error it's generating
Oh... That's the problem :)
viral
Can you tell me which editor you are using?
Mat
neovim
Mat
gcc as compiler
viral
Thank u for the support😊
Mat
Compiled and executed w/ output = 10
Mat
So the code isn't wrong
emmanuelizam
I am looking for a book on x86 assembly that uses the AT&T syntax. Please any suggestions?
Dima
Tomas
How would you guys solve a problem in C:
I have a 74mb folder of files in server and need to transfer it with SSL_write and SSL_read to client.
Now the problem, there is only 115mb of free storage on clients side.
First thought was to tar everything on server and untar after sending on client, but there is just not enough space on client side.
Any ideas?
Jussi
Anyone familiar with boost? I'm trying to create a HTTP2 server with boost's nghttp2_asio library, but I would first need to compile the boost with --enable-asio-lib configure flag. Where should I put this configure flag?
Jussi
https://www.nghttp2.org/documentation/libnghttp2_asio.html
Jussi
I'm unable to link against -lnghttp2_asio, because I haven't compiled this lib
Pushkar
How to write complex number division program on DEV C
Lisa
@hackersring
Anonymous
/cpp_gcc@rextester_bot
Ludovic 'Archivist'
Also, I think prepending std:: is not that big of a deal
There are only 2 places where the std:: triggers me (for no good reason) and they are std::endl and std::nullopt
Ludovic 'Archivist'
And like I said, no good reasons, just looks meh visually
Ludovic 'Archivist'
Francisco
There are only 2 places where the std:: triggers me (for no good reason) and they are std::endl and std::nullopt
Well, you can get rid of std::endl by using clog instead of cout. With std::nullopt, well, I suppose you're comparing it with the case of nullptr
Ludovic 'Archivist'
Ludovic 'Archivist'
I no longer use any form of streams nowadays
Ludovic 'Archivist'
Unless I am lazy
Francisco
I no longer use any form of streams nowadays
Almost nobody will use them when fmt have reached the standar
Anonymous
what fmt is build for
Ludovic 'Archivist'
Almost nobody will use them when fmt have reached the standar
I use a very specific channel system for that which is... very fast
Anonymous
Will it come with cpp20?
Francisco
what fmt is build for
fmt is a string formatting library, which gives really cool ways to output stuff
Anonymous
Nice
Anonymous
hope module will be accepted
Anonymous
That's a real concern cpp should resolve as a modern language
Francisco
hope module will be accepted
Don't hope too much. They're in a very thin strip. It's more likely that it won't make into C++20
Anonymous
sad
Anonymous
Cpp should update more frequently
Ludovic 'Archivist'
Cpp should update more frequently
No, it is good that updates are put though on them
Ludovic 'Archivist'
I would love more updates but I can see the bad side of that looming in a corner and waiting to stab us in the back
Anonymous
About ten years went by after cpp11
Anonymous
Emm
klimi
Meow ludo
klimi
C++17 is awesome
klimi
Foreach
klimi
Auto
Anonymous
Auto is come with 17?
Ludovic 'Archivist'
C++11 and C++17 is a world of differences