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Parra

Oh I think is misread the initial statement, my bad. However also C does not protect against ABI or API changes. (The standard does not define ABI anyway) To solve this problem you could make use of the PIMPL idiom

yeah

Parra

I do that even for my own private libs

Parra

there is a very good article about this and plugin systems in dr.blobbs or something like that

Parra

let me find it

Parra

http://www.drdobbs.com/dynamic-plug-ins-for-c/184401819

Parra

http://www.drdobbs.com/cpp/building-your-own-plugin-framework-part/204202899

Dima

Is it cxx at least ?

Daniele°

Not Always works

14•08

If i wanna be admin 😊😊 what I suppose to do.....

Dima

If i wanna be admin 😊😊 what I suppose to do.....

/warns

Dima

that's good

Dima

but not enough

14•08

Thanks you .....

Rajneesh

/warns

Francisco

If i wanna be admin 😊😊 what I suppose to do.....

Asking for it is not the best move though

Aquib

/warns

Anonymous

/warns

14•08

Asking for it is not the best move though

Ok it won't happen again

Francisco

I'm not an admin, it's just common sense. You don't have to apologize

14•08

I'm not an admin, it's just common sense. You don't have to apologize

OK then let talks about c/c++

Dima

Francisco

It can be really useful, but I haven't used that feature a lot

Francisco

If I'm not mistaken, std::function is implemented using that feature

Mickyas

Yt

Nuri

Aa sorry

Dima

welcome

Dima

klimi

Welcome

klimi

Nuri

Hii

klimi

Hello

Nuri

How are you

Nuri

From ?

BinaryByter

how are you from

klimi

How are you

I'm fine

klimi

We have finally electricity

klimi

#ot

14•08

#ot

Hey what the different between ot n here ?

klimi

I feel ya

14•08

Haha got you

Anonymous

Hey... Can anyone tell me why don't we prefer C/C++ over Python(which is slowl) for implementing projects of AI?

Dima

it has more libs for ai and calculations

Dima

well, the one popular library is written in cxx (tensorflow)

BinaryByter

Hey... Can anyone tell me why don't we prefer C/C++ over Python(which is slowl) for implementing projects of AI?

mainly because python is so damn convenient

Anonymous

Are nested functions allowed in C?

BinaryByter

functions in functions only work with lambda expressions

BinaryByter

but you can call functions out of functions

Dima

*Maxi throws c++20 in the face and also brings webcpp*

BinaryByter

*Maxi throws c++20 in the face and also brings webcpp*

?

Ибраги́м

*Maxi throws c++20 in the face and also brings webcpp*

Maxi is a shill. Jail him

BinaryByter

eyh

Mihail

Maxi is a shill. Jail him

Meh don't jail him. Sentence him to working on clinl

Mihail

Also we saw that delete

Ибраги́м

Meh don't jail him. Sentence him to working on clinl

CLINL prison

BinaryByter

Also we saw that delete

xD

BinaryByter

:(

Mihail

CLINL prison

Exactly

Dima

CLINL prison

I read as "clean prison"

Dima

Anonymous

but you can call functions out of functions

I write a simple C code for nested fun and when I complied it using gcc compiler it runs fines. But according to my knowledge defining a fun inside another in C is not allowed. I am confused 😶😶😶 Is this a new update in C or.... (I have no idea) ???

BinaryByter

I write a simple C code for nested fun and when I complied it using gcc compiler it runs fines. But according to my knowledge defining a fun inside another in C is not allowed. I am confused 😶😶😶 Is this a new update in C or.... (I have no idea) ???

show me your code

Francisco

Hey... Can anyone tell me why don't we prefer C/C++ over Python(which is slowl) for implementing projects of AI?

The number one reason is because people that work a lot in AI are, mainly, mathematicians/staticians/etc. For them, Python is way easier to learn than C/C++