Mihail
I think
BinaryByter
oh yea
BinaryByter
fuck him
Mihail
what's a pre C++ source?
Mihail
Currently I'm not sure if he isn't on the mile high club
Mihail
Ot he's just that dumb
Mihail
Either ways my battery is about to die
Mihail
Thank you phone for preserving my brain cells
Dima
Zorrito
It's incredible how I can manage to fail at adding two numbers. I wrote a class for arbitrary precision floats, and I've been able to add two of them together in other places in my code, but there's one place where x+=y actually just gives me x=y. Any ideas why that's happening?
Pavel
auto or void*
:troll:
BTW, auto does not weaken types. It's still the same strict, just type is guessed on the compile time.
auto a = Foo();
a = Bar();
Won't compile unless you have something to implicit convert from Bar to Foo.
S.
there may be bugs in operator+=
Pavel
It's incredible how I can manage to fail at adding two numbers. I wrote a class for arbitrary precision floats, and I've been able to add two of them together in other places in my code, but there's one place where x+=y actually just gives me x=y. Any ideas why that's happening?
There could be a lot of things, e.g. bug in the operator mentioned, implicit conversion (are you sure in that exact case both x and y the variables of your type?), something is not initialized, or some other UB because of the code before.
Mihail
But yeah idk either
Ji
Rose doesn't rest
Ji
Always saying something
John
can someone help me to install pthread and openmp in my tdm c compiler
John
Whats The issue
when I compile a program with pthread.h it says no such file or directory
btw I am using windows
klimi
Hm
klimi
Isnt pthread Linux library
Dima
Fuck windows!
Dima
Nitin
BinaryByter
windows is posix compliant
BinaryByter
nt is*
BinaryByter
linux is not
Nikolas
sure
BinaryByter
Thabks for teaching me :D
Dima
/warn malware.exe
Nikolas
I will surely extract and run a .exe file passed from a random person online
BinaryByter
Linux is posix like and osx is posix
@drazzy please dont dehydrate by crying in laughter
Daniele°
Windows can't because Windows can't have system call fork
Daniele°
Linux have Little difference
Wim
It must be, OS/X is just BSD
Wim
Linux is a far away from it
Wim
Windows NT is actually closer with its VMS base
Daniele°
Posix is very old
Wim
How does the age of the posix standard matter to Linux being a minix-like clone?
Anonymous
Hello everyone. Who can develop cad software. I want to know which materials or development libraries will be used.🤔
BinaryByter
you are old too
Daniele°
How does the age of the posix standard matter to Linux being a minix-like clone?
Linux is not a clone of minix
Anonymous
Hello everyone. Who can develop cad software. I want to know which materials or development libraries will be used.
Anonymous
Does anyone know?
Daniele°
How does the age of the posix standard matter to Linux being a minix-like clone?
Try to implement posix on modern microkernel
Daniele°
You lose all benifits
Wim
Linux is not a clone of minix
https://www.learnlinux.ie/content/linus-torvalds-original-announcement-usenet
Don't even look at the description of his first uploads of the project
Daniele°
Wim
https://mirrors.edge.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/Historic/old-versions/RELNOTES-0.01
Wim
"This is a free minix-like kernel for i386(+) based AT-machines."