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Anonymous

Tnx

Swaroop

Is it possible to pass array of structures to a function ?

Mat

Is it possible to pass array of structures to a function ?

Yes

Swaroop

and how to catch it in the function ?

H̲i̲L̲e̲v̲e̲l̲

You can pass anything

H̲i̲L̲e̲v̲e̲l̲

Show the structure

BinaryByter

and how to catch it in the function ?

struct t* myPointer

Swaroop

https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/k94vJxbBBK/

Swaroop

https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/k94vJxbBBK/

i want to send the s[20]

Mat

i want to send the s[20]

The same way you would pass another array

Jonathan

Connect buttonPushEcents (or whatever they are called) to the buttons and make them manipulate label.position

Thanks for your answer. Ill have a look at it

Anonymous

I read 🙂

Sandy #КИБЕРИНЖЕКТОРЫ

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Hi

klimi

Hi

professor

I have doubt why when I am compilling my code with security check buff cl stack_cookie_seh.cpp /Od /DYNAMICBASE:NO /NXCOMPAT:NO /GS /link /FIXED it doesnt have at the top __security_init_cookie

Anonymous

@HiMrHello if you want to post that link here, do it without the referral

PM

Okayyy but that was not only about referral..That was about contest which would be beneficial to users of this group...

PM

@HiMrHello if you want to post that link here, do it without the referral

That has inbuiltb referral

PM

Should I share ?

Mihail

No referrals

Meg_griffin

Hi..I wanna learn oop. Java specifically

Meg_griffin

Would y'all advice I learn it in a class or by myself

Meg_griffin

I'm weak with the basics of oop

void

Hi..I wanna learn oop. Java specifically

«The Object-Oriented Thought Process» of Matt Weisfeld

Mihail

Hi..I wanna learn oop. Java specifically

and what made you think a group labelled "C/C++" is the right place about such questions?

Meg_griffin

and what made you think a group labelled "C/C++" is the right place about such questions?

Alright then I'll just ask in the yoga for dummies group

Afees

Is there any good resources for improving the designing skills in c++?

BinaryByter

Stop thinking in modern design - most of the time it will be slower and you'll be slower when developing

BinaryByter

Instead, just remember to make many small functions and to avoid code duplication

BinaryByter

Oh and: avoid global variables, but dont avoid them AT ALL COST

professor

I have doubt why when I am compilling my code with security check buff cl stack_cookie_seh.cpp /Od /DYNAMICBASE:NO /NXCOMPAT:NO /GS /link /FIXED it doesnt have at the top __security_init_cookie

Anything wrong?

Dima

Stop thinking in modern design - most of the time it will be slower and you'll be slower when developing

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Pavel

Stop thinking in modern design - most of the time it will be slower and you'll be slower when developing

If something is overused, yes. But knowing good design practices is good anyway.

BinaryByter

If something is overused, yes. But knowing good design practices is good anyway.

wont help you too muchm but ok

Fredy

Hello guys am new here

Anonymous

Hello guys am new here

Hi frd

Fredy

Hi frd

😊

Anonymous

😊

R u frm

Fredy

From Ghana

Anonymous

Hey India??

Fredy

May i know what this group is about?

Anonymous

If u have any doubts regarding c

Anonymous

Post it here

klimi

May i know what this group is about?

This group is about discussing c or c++ programming language

Pavel

wont help you too muchm but ok

Disagree, in my experience, the main reason of using bad practices and suffering with them was lack of knowledge that things could be done a different way. E.g. I was making my first games with very bad practices based on overuse of inheritance. Not knowing about good patterns made me suffer that time a lot.

BinaryByter

Disagree, in my experience, the main reason of using bad practices and suffering with them was lack of knowledge that things could be done a different way. E.g. I was making my first games with very bad practices based on overuse of inheritance. Not knowing about good patterns made me suffer that time a lot.

Well those 'good practices' end up leaving you with inefficient code

Pavel

Well those 'good practices' end up leaving you with inefficient code

I don't know why you care about efficiency that much. It is important but it's less important than the design, in my opinion. If you can't deliver your app on time because it's buggy, because you had bad design decisions at the very beginning, and now making any changes in the app is pain and it's only produces new bugs, then you don't need the efficiency that you've achieved. And if the efficiency is important, you can make your design appreciate the changes towards better performance (data oriented design as an example).

BinaryByter

I don't know why you care about efficiency that much. It is important but it's less important than the design, in my opinion. If you can't deliver your app on time because it's buggy, because you had bad design decisions at the very beginning, and now making any changes in the app is pain and it's only produces new bugs, then you don't need the efficiency that you've achieved. And if the efficiency is important, you can make your design appreciate the changes towards better performance (data oriented design as an example).

All tgose guidelines dont help that much though, LOL

Anonymous

Thanks klimi boi