It depends on what you actually do, sometimes you WILL have data that is explicitly partially sorted

Okk

And sometimes even worse, you will have data that may actually already be sorted

So like said someone with wisdom

Lol that pack

Lol that pack

One of my favorites

I may even have 2 packs of them actually

running make with no arguments with build absolutely everything

Lmao I just hit it blindly xD

why not

/usr/bin/ld: obj/io.o: in function `__static_initialization_and_destruction_0(int, int)': io.cc:(.text+0x702): undefined reference to `__dso_handle' /usr/bin/ld: obj/sys.o: in function `__static_initialization_and_destruction_0(int, int)': sys.cc:(.text+0x145): undefined reference to `__dso_handle' /usr/bin/ld: sys.cc:(.text+0x177): undefined reference to `__dso_handle' /usr/bin/ld: ker: hidden symbol `__dso_handle' isn't defined /usr/bin/ld: final link failed: bad value

show the whole code

wait

## Code For Sys.cc ## #include "api/sys.h" Sys sys; Sys::Sys() { } Sys::~Sys() { } static inline void Sys::out(uint16_t port, uint8_t val) { asm volatile("outb %0, %1"::"a"(val),"Nd"(port)); } static inline uint8_t Sys::in(uint16_t port) { uint8_t ret; asm volatile ("inb %1, %0" : "=a"(ret) : "Nd"(port)); return ret; } void Sys::abort(void) { io.out("kernel : panic\n"); } ##### Codes of sys.h ################### #ifndef SYS_H #define SYS_H #include "types.h" class Sys { public: Sys(); ~Sys(); static inline void out(uint16_t port, uint8_t val); static inline uint8_t in(uint16_t port); void abort(void); }; extern Sys sys;

so that i can use sys object without initilizing again and again

Use pastebin.com for a large code snippets please

Oh it’s not that big, nvm

you want one global variable/singleton?

🤷‍♂️ i just not want to initilize object

directly use

Yeah you just want to implement a singleton. but your linker error points to some other file

yup

https://github.com/itsManjeet/ReleaxCpp « Link for complete project

^ it the link for complete codes

Any help?

guy I need your help

https://pastebin.com/HnehYSjp

when I try to compile this code, some errors appear. The first is: " error: ‘double’ is not a template Data Result(double<vector> set);"

but I dont even know what is a template!

lol

no ok I found 1 mistake, a noob's mistake: I wrote vector>double> instead double<vector>

I meant the viceversa

Yes in line 15

And sum{0} was no declared

but I dont even know what is a template!

Template is used so that a function or class can work on several datatypes. We will not have to rewrite a function or class for different data types

I did a lot of stuopid error. Dont pay attention to the message above xD

Template is used so that a function or class can work on several datatypes. We will not have to rewrite a function or class for different data types

❤️ thanks

And sum{0} was no declared

well it wasn't declared lol

maybe you meant: auto sum {0}; ?

maybe you meant: auto sum {0}; ?

double sum {0};

yeah, if you want it to be a double

but you must add a type

yup

Hello

I wanr to leaen c & c++ in easy way and in short time is there any short way plz give me some answer..........

I wanr to leaen c & c++ in easy way and in short time is there any short way plz give me some answer..........

no there's not

no there's not

What i have to then

What i have to then

If you want to learn you need to practice

If you want to learn you need to practice

But i dont know any things about c & c++

Plzz

Teach me

Teach me

how much do you pay? We are not here to teafch There are enough resources ot there in the internet. If you are not willing to invest the time to search them I doubt you have the will to actually learn programming

how much do you pay? We are not here to teafch There are enough resources ot there in the internet. If you are not willing to invest the time to search them I doubt you have the will to actually learn programming

I cant pay plzz give me some resources....???

I cant pay plzz give me some resources....???

Tutorial http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/ Latest Standard (Draft) http://open-std.org/JTC1/SC22/WG21/docs/papers/2017/n4659.pdf Reference https://en.cppreference.com/w/

Tutorial http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/ Latest Standard (Draft) http://open-std.org/JTC1/SC22/WG21/docs/papers/2017/n4659.pdf Reference https://en.cppreference.com/w/

Thanks

Has anyone gotten the error: "attempt to use a deleted function" when using multithreading?

Has anyone gotten the error: "attempt to use a deleted function" when using multithreading?

In multithreading I don't think, but I've got that message

Ok. Cant figure out why I'm getting it. Nothing I do gets it to go away.

Has anyone gotten the error: "attempt to use a deleted function" when using multithreading?

It has nothing to do with multithreading.

It has nothing to do with multithreading.

What's it from? I've only ever gotten this error now when using threads.

Ok. Cant figure out why I'm getting it. Nothing I do gets it to go away.

If you don't show us any code, we can't help

What's it from? I've only ever gotten this error now when using threads.

The error says it: you try to use a deleted function. You might try to copy an object that's not copyable. But without seeing the code, how can we tell?

https://pastebin.com/ynQEFzVS

I probably made a stupid mistake being half asleep but no better time to try something new then when doing an overnight at work lol

And the compiler full message?

I probably made a stupid mistake being half asleep but no better time to try something new then when doing an overnight at work lol

static assertion failed: std::thread arguments must be invocable after conversion to rvalues

This has nothing to do with deleted functions

https://pastebin.com/ynQEFzVS

you need to pass the bool parameter to std::thread as well e.g. std::thread worker(work, false);

you need to pass the bool parameter to std::thread as well e.g. std::thread worker(work, false);

^

you need to pass the bool parameter to std::thread as well e.g. std::thread worker(work, false);

Wouldn't I want to pass it as true? false would cause it to stop running. Meant to test it with the bool as global just to see if it worked lol.

Wouldn't I want to pass it as true? false would cause it to stop running. Meant to test it with the bool as global just to see if it worked lol.

It's just an example on how the thread's constructor works

Wouldn't I want to pass it as true? false would cause it to stop running. Meant to test it with the bool as global just to see if it worked lol.

true would result in an endless loop. So it doesn't really matter you don't get the desired result. but yeah, it was just an example hence the e.g Btw. you have no "global"

true would result in an endless loop. So it doesn't really matter you don't get the desired result. but yeah, it was just an example hence the e.g Btw. you have no "global"

Ok. My thought was that the std::cin.get() would trigger it to be false and that would cut the loop.

true would result in an endless loop. So it doesn't really matter you don't get the desired result. but yeah, it was just an example hence the e.g Btw. you have no "global"

Yeah, I know. I was going to use it as a global variable but didn't out of habit.

Yeah, I know. I was going to use it as a global variable but didn't out of habit.

it's better not t use a global

it's better not t use a global

That’s why I didn’t out of habit. I just figured I’d test it with global and then go from there because it would make it slightly quicker and easier to write.

That’s why I didn’t out of habit. I just figured I’d test it with global and then go from there because it would make it slightly quicker and easier to write.

good habit (: just pass the running as pointer to bool

Ok, thanks for the help.

Hi, when is the data and IC exactly sent to IMC?

linux kernel code !!

or is it related to hardware !!

I wanr to leaen c & c++ in easy way and in short time is there any short way plz give me some answer..........

lol