Up to 1 MB?

I was assuming 300mb

I was assuming 300mb

Hell nah

I was assuming 300mb

No

I saw max 16mb iirc

My VM with only DWM and a terminal uses about 100MB

Systemd eats

mm tasty ram

30MB is about the minimum a useable Linux system can go really

Modern kernel anyway

It can go loweeer

You don't need fancy graohics

Or sound

Or networking right

My Gentoo install with basically nothing uses 34

Whew

This is offtopic

I know

no

programmers/coders and other "such words" remind me some indian

lol

it is what it is u can't change facts

What's a noncharacter data, and how can it be stored in a character variable? And how can we define that its type is unsigned?

Any integer can be stored as a character

And truncated if needs to

Ok thanks 👍

@NameKatt wtf you did to me :<

Don't worry it a bug

I set it to do that to everybody cause somebody kept PMing people in a group

I'm in whitelist :<

@NameKatt wtf you did to me :<

Playing with screen, hallmark of Arch users

Playing with screen, hallmark of Arch users

No screen

lol rip

lol rip

?

.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

mmm pinky

owo

uwu

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I trying developing a lib to use the pjsip, but has very errors of link "undefined reference" when i compile in windows (using MinGW + CMake). I believe it's something missing in my cmake. I do not know if it is a channel for this type of doubts, if not, if possible, let me know where I can post this type of doubt.

Reredefining of char* or char[] give segment fault Google say that string in c is stored in read only memory Then is their any way to reuse string in c

Do someone know some websites with c++ exercises for learning it? Starting from basic things

Hackerrank

install kali linux

install kali linux

tab and space key won't work there

Reredefining of char* or char[] give segment fault Google say that string in c is stored in read only memory Then is their any way to reuse string in c

Are you talking about this? I have no clue what your question is

help?

(i know i didn't use "b" yet)

Line numbers?

Are you giving an array of strings to a string?

Line numbers?

You cut out part of useful infos

I understand nothing here

fixed np

i have another problem now lol

fixed np

How?

I had to add [10] to string num

And a%2==0 instead of a%2=0

this is what happens when i start the program lol

i mean, after i insert "8" (a) and "11"(b)

I think there's a problem with the for loop or.. I don't know

Are you talking about this? I have no clue what your question is

😯🤔 I am using array and sprintf This is more simple way 😂 Thanks for the help

Any other simple and efficient function string1 = string2 + string3 Strcat giving segment fault

Any other simple and efficient function string1 = string2 + string3 Strcat giving segment fault

Holly f*.. tell a pussy cat to add stings https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/strncat-function-in-c-cpp/

this is what happens when i start the program lol

You better explain what you want to accomplish...!

Holly f*.. tell a pussy cat to add stings https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/strncat-function-in-c-cpp/

man string[] is not same as char *string

man string[] is not same as char *string

Strcat work with pointer ??

Strcat work with pointer ??

Why not

You better explain what you want to accomplish...!

I want to output 2 numbers (a and b= 8 and 11) and i have to output if the numbers between 8 and 11 (so 9 and 10) are even or odd. So on the program should appear: eight odd even eleven.

I want to output 2 numbers (a and b= 8 and 11) and i have to output if the numbers between 8 and 11 (so 9 and 10) are even or odd. So on the program should appear: eight odd even eleven.

I failed on the "eleven" output because i forgot to add eleven in string num

Wait... what? This is not how you use pointers

OMG

It is

however he forgot to allocate memory first