Like this

I want compile one program in C on telegram

Why would you want something like that? it seems to be very-very uncomfortable

How to use the bot?

Why would you want something like that? it seems to be very-very uncomfortable

Because i need study but im not with my PC now

Because i need study but im not with my PC now

online compiler may help

Because i need study but im not with my PC now

There are lot of good online compilers like wandbox, or services like codeanywhere with mobile apps

Thanks, bros

Thanks, bros

Give me a couple of days and I will make you a bot that compiles C code from telegram. I don’t know why you’d want it but ha.

Give me a couple of days and I will make you a bot that compiles C code from telegram. I don’t know why you’d want it but ha.

Let it compile cpp also😀😀

Give me a couple of days and I will make you a bot that compiles C code from telegram. I don’t know why you’d want it but ha.

I think the main problem here will be not to make bot, but to make it impossible to attack your machine using this bot. Or you have a solution for that already?

I think the main problem here will be not to make bot, but to make it impossible to attack your machine using this bot. Or you have a solution for that already?

It's called docker

I have a solution already, it will compile it and sent the compiled file back to the user.

That’s the only way I can see it work

Don't worry men

I found a way

I have a solution already, it will compile it and sent the compiled file back to the user.

That doesn't work in general case with telegram, unless you can build for any platform it can be runned on (including Android and iOS).

Ok, well I am just try to put ideas out there

You got any idea

No, sorry. Actually Docker sounds promising, if you can limit cpu and memory that consumed by one instance, and won't allow to run some long calculations.

Ok, I was kinda thinking of having a python bot and that you would send a code file like example “test.c” and then it would get downloaded and compiled then added to share file on virtual machine and make a simple program to check the shared file on the virtual machine every 2 seconds and then send a temp link to display output.

Also there can be some libs for online compilers that have some sandboxes with them

Also there can be some libs for online compilers that have some sandboxes with them

Yeah because we don’t want it running in the actual machine

Because is a security risk

sanboxes?

sanboxes?

Sandboxes, that was a typo

Ohk

Anyway I think he found something anyway so I don’t need to make it. But it would be a fun project

If I start a GitHub repo maybe we can work together to make it.

If I start a GitHub repo maybe we can work together to make it.

Nah, Even though it sounds fun, I already have tons of unfinished projects, don't want another one in this list 😂

Nah, Even though it sounds fun, I already have tons of unfinished projects, don't want another one in this list 😂

Hahahaha I know that feeling . I do to lol 😂

/notes

/rules

#ide

Is it okay to put all #include's in .h file and then just include .h file in implementation file (.cpp)??

I hope the question is understandable

Is it okay to put all #include's in .h file and then just include .h file in implementation file (.cpp)??

I think that is what you do when you have main,h and all the include files are called in that.

That is a normal way to write a program that even the main program should have .h file.

Normally people don't do it these days but that is how it should work.

/ide

Normally people don't do it these days but that is how it should work.

why?🙄

why?🙄

Because they write small program in C/C++ now a days.

So it doesn't make sense to have a seperate .h file for main.

Because they write small program in C/C++ now a days.

you mean students?🤔

Or whereever your main is implimented.

There is one libssh library that is needed in .cpp implementation file, but not in .h file. Ideally, where should I put it?

Assuming your program is called main.c or main.cpp your .h file will be main.h

in your main,c or main.cpp you simply add #include "main.h"

And your main,h includes every other .h file you want to include.

It's sshConn.cpp and sshConn.h. Main.c will use sshConn.h

And your main,h includes every other .h file you want to include.

Is this a general convention or a personal opinion

There is one libssh library that is needed in .cpp implementation file, but not in .h file. Ideally, where should I put it?

.cpp

do not place #include in header if it's not neccessary

It's sshConn.cpp and sshConn.h. Main.c will use sshConn.h

Include every .h in sshConn.h and in sshConn.cpp include sshConn.h

@Tazmikar @ilayja you guys are contradicting each other

@Tazmikar @ilayja you guys are contradicting each other

I'm answering your question, which was "Can I place all the .h files in a seperate file and call that .h file"...

As I understand.

Normal best practice is for every file to include all the header files it requires, disregarding #include directives in included files. Each header file should header guard.

Normal best practice is for every file to include all the header files it requires, disregarding #include directives in included files. Each header file should header guard.

Got this from stackoverflow.. Do you guys agree with it?

Normal best practice is for every file to include all the header files it requires, disregarding #include directives in included files. Each header file should header guard.

Yes

I would add that you should not include something in the file where it's not required, including something in header will cause problems for other people if they use your library in binary form+headers

Got it. Thanks.

I am working on an SSH password cracker (Brute/dictionary attack). C++ project educational project. https://github.com/x899/ssh_brute_force I will really appreciate if you could review the code.

If you guys want to contribute, here is a list of things I want to implement Logging Argument Parser Multithreading This is not an exclusive list.

Someone can provide the hand written notes of c language please

If anyone have

Lol what.

If you guys want to contribute, here is a list of things I want to implement Logging Argument Parser Multithreading This is not an exclusive list.

do this, it’s easy

Hmm

If you guys want to contribute, here is a list of things I want to implement Logging Argument Parser Multithreading This is not an exclusive list.

I really encourage you to use CMake as the build system. For logging I'll recommend you spdlog. For argument parser I've used Boost.Program_options, which works quite well and it's easy to use

I am working on an SSH password cracker (Brute/dictionary attack). C++ project educational project. https://github.com/x899/ssh_brute_force I will really appreciate if you could review the code.

Is there proxy allowed?

Is there proxy allowed?

If you want...you can implement it... In the process, i will learn something new...:p

I don't know how it works

I really encourage you to use CMake as the build system. For logging I'll recommend you spdlog. For argument parser I've used Boost.Program_options, which works quite well and it's easy to use

Thanks for cmake and spdlog... Boost will too heavy, I am thinking of using cxxopts (header-only)

I don't know how it works

if you have a basic idea about it...we can work on it together

Thanks for cmake and spdlog... Boost will too heavy, I am thinking of using cxxopts (header-only)

Boost usually comes already installed in linux distributions. Also, you only have to use one of the modules

if you have a basic idea about it...we can work on it together

Yep, we can

Boost usually comes already installed in linux distributions. Also, you only have to use one of the modules

Is Boost used in industry?

i have heard some debate on the subject

Is Boost used in industry?

There're some boost libraries that are really good (hana, fusion, signals2, multi_index...), but some others are quite outdated and need a good refactoring and new APIs

thanks. will look into it.