unless you want to stop using #include <iostream>

enjoy the dependency hell

I just don't want to have too many things to install before using my stuff 😉

you forgot about a semicolon

I still prefer my cout

You mean: fmt::printf("okay\nenjoy\n"); ?

what?

And we don't have to keep telling new bees about endl - end of life

well, first of all, the behaviour of endl should be changed

Chapter 2 globals. Avoid them, hence no teaching here

Chapter 2 globals. Avoid them, hence no teaching here

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game development

fmt:: is now my standard stuff. cout is deprecated

What? Wtf?

He didn't word it correctly imo. It isn't actually deprecated, but it's kinda outdated

#no endl

What? Wtf?

He didn't word it correctly imo. It isn't actually deprecated, but it's kinda outdated

Did just claim to be a mind reader?

Where did u learn English ?

LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file 'libboost_filesystem-vc140-mt-s-x64-1_67.lib'

Why do you need that information?

Because u clearly didn't understand what I said

That's why I wrote "what?". To show my impression.

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You have 5 minutes to say if it is approved if yes, then say name of the admin who approved it. Else you will get banned for spam/ad

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Approve the job post? Im sorry i didnt know ir needs to be approved as im not advertising a product, if you want me to delete it just sey yes, then ill walk your procedure.

We'll let it slide this time, I updated the rules to be more clear about this