don't you scare him away 😉
xD
Parra
Elnee
She is a bot
Elnee
Very pretty one
BinaryByter
She is banned
BinaryByter
Very inexistent one
Elnee
Elnee
Ohh, it's from C++20 2017 draft, okay
BinaryByter
Rafi Faseeh
BinaryByter
It is like asking "how to progam?"
BinaryByter
we cannot give you a good answer without writing for a few days
olli
Java is defined to have more registers than what is actually present on most CPUs
No, the JVM is stack based. It has four registers (PC and three more to manage the stack).
Farhan
Amazon
•Msu•
Where is the rule of group
Anonymous
How can we generate the audio from computer system with C++ ???
Anonymous
Please can anyone help me.... Because I m a beginner and I don't know how to do it...
Dima
lol.
Dima
Use OpenAL
Dima
or any other audio library
Dima
or write your own one.
See
Hi, how can i save and work with large prime number(256) bits on C
klimi
Hi, how can i save and work with large prime number(256) bits on C
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5344049/c-how-do-i-store-a-256-bit-number-and-how-do-i-convert-it-to-hex
klimi
Hi, how can i save and work with large prime number(256) bits on C
https://github.com/technophilis/BigIntegerCPP
See
Im reading the gmp library
See
Thans anyway
See
Thanks*
BinaryByter
GMP is the one most people know
BinaryByter
so roll with that
Jussi
Nice scam
Darius
Hi everyone
Jussi
it was a reply
klimi
Oh ok
Jussi
to a message that was deleted apparently
klimi
Ye
Ludovic 'Archivist'
No, the JVM is stack based. It has four registers (PC and three more to manage the stack).
I know well it is stack based given its very bad usage of the stack, for the registers my bad, apparently it no longer have more stacks than there is system registers since a decade and a half
Anonymous
Hi
Gaurav
Hi Guys
What could be your answer to the question "What's the most algorithmic challenging problem you have ever solved¿
Ariana
what
Ariana
ah yes
Ariana
Solving P=NP
Anonymous
N=1
Anonymous
Random walk
Anonymous
What is logic of Fibonacci series
Anonymous
Can anyone have idea?!
Anonymous
#howtoask
Francisco
Tell me
There's not that much to explain, you'd better try to understand it yourself
Talula
Tell me
Take last two numbers and add them
Like
0,1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21
This is 0+1 = 1
1+1 = 2
1+2 = 3
2+3 = 5
3+5 = 8
5+8 = 13.. etc.
Anonymous
f(n) = f(n-1) + f(n-2) for n >= 2
Anonymous
Hello
元
Anonymous
did someone Vuejs and C++, for front-backend
14•08
Dima
Liam
Liam
Леонтий
Hi all, I have this code:
using namespace std;
template<size_t...> struct Sum {};
template<> struct Sum<> { size_t value=0; };
template<size_t first, size_t... other> struct Sum<first, other...> {
size_t value = first + Sum<other...>().value;
};
int main()
{
auto a = Sum<1, 2, 3, 4, 5>().value;
return 0;
}
Say me please, why should I write "<>" and "<first, other...>" after structure name in templates? Where can I read about this syntax?
Dima
Because these are different types, struct Sum != struct Sum<...>
Dima
Hmmmph. Almost 7k of members. I wonder about the amount of people who came here just for pls and sir.
A_man
Dima
Oh, yus
Dima
You got me nvm
Anonymous
Hi all, I have this code:
using namespace std;
template<size_t...> struct Sum {};
template<> struct Sum<> { size_t value=0; };
template<size_t first, size_t... other> struct Sum<first, other...> {
size_t value = first + Sum<other...>().value;
};
int main()
{
auto a = Sum<1, 2, 3, 4, 5>().value;
return 0;
}
Say me please, why should I write "<>" and "<first, other...>" after structure name in templates? Where can I read about this syntax?
<> is template specialization and <first, other...> the ... is exapanding the variadic template types.