Hi, I was watching resume of come computer science undergraduates, where I came to know that some of them built their own compiler as a project . I wonder what knowledge is required to do so and are therse things taught in colleges or do we need to do some additional course . . . . .

Hello everyone

Are you university computer science graduate

welcome

Assuming C, Do you mean like this? Where's your issue? And what has insert to do with it? int sortStudentById(const void * l, const void * r) { const struct student * ls = (struct student*)l; const struct student * rs = (struct student*)r; return strcmp(ls->id, rs->id); } qsort( stu, 100, sizeof(struct student), sortStudentById);

Lol How are you doing

Thanks u very kind

Just asking you

Just asking you

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😂Dry Joke

are you that inconfident in him?

Hello James

why should he?

Hey guys and admin please can anybody help me in data file handling in c++

Convenience

Does convenience for the programmer add up to people being required to install complete frameworks and buckedloads of libraries because one or two functions might be used out of them because it saved the programmer a few minutes of time from writing it him self?

So because its cheap, or its "cool" that a program is big, thats valid reasons why not to implement things your self and just always rely on external libraries? You know, it doesn't only require storage, right?

If I need something for my program, and there's an external library that does it for me, I'll go with it without questions. Implementing it by myself may require a lot of time and debugging, and still not being even close to that already optimized, tested and benchmarked library

So you assume the authors of the library already did that and you don't care for the rest?

That's what stars at GitHub are meant for

That doesn't work if its just some fanbase trying to kiss his/her arse

Many big companies have really good libraries. For example, gtest and google-benchmark by google are some freaking good libraries. The fmt library is also really good and simple to use. Boost has a lot of cool libraries that are well optimized. I could go on even longer, but I think you have enough examples

lol boost, I will never use boost 😕

I won't claim there aren't usable libraries, though that doesn't mean you as a programmer should just blindly rely on anything you can find and screw up all of your users in the process just to be able to be lazy and just cut and paste instead of write serious code

Serious code, in fact, rely in good libraries

I think 99% of all libraries on any system I've seen plain out SUCK

I think 99% of all libraries on any system I've seen plain out SUCK

I honestly think that someone that would use a crappy library without bothering to get some knowledge on whether or not is a good library, would make even a worse job implementing the same things himself

So instead you'd rely on votes on github like Fransisco? Or would you do a decent job researching before using?

But people don't even know how the heck they should write efficient libraries; if I take it from you, you'd include a dozen of others in yours instead making it a pile of bloat on top of each other with weird untrackable bugs

So instead you'd rely on votes on github like Fransisco? Or would you do a decent job researching before using?