Anonymous
And yeah graphics.h too
Dima
/warn God dayum it I am hungry now, thanks
Dima
Ariana
wut
Ariana
That’s uhh interesting
Dima
He had 2 warnings at the time warn count was increased to 2
Un Extraño
Anonymous
/rules
Anonymous
Hello ^^
Anonymous
I've wondered what IDE would you recomend for linux user ?
un_known_
/rules
Anonymous
Wow. Vim is in the second place? Btw, thank you for the link
Anonymous
Vim is like the most difficult text editor I've ever seen :D
Dima
:q
Francisco
Btw I use Atom
Anonymous
I will stick with gedit + gcc for now. It will be simplier for me as beginner
Francisco
I recommend you to try Atom. It's easy to setup and it has a lot of pluggins
Anonymous
How to run the any code in atom
Dima
Anonymous
Eg: python , c, c++ , etc
Dima
Egg
Nikolas
Egg
wut?
Anonymous
Sorry !!
klimi
:q
:x
Francisco
How to run the any code in atom
Oh, just realized you were asking for an IDE. Atom is justa text editor
Anonymous
K
Ebube
Use Visual studio
klimi
Use Visual studio
thats very clever
klimi
how to run code in atom? use visual studio
Ebube
Rather than trying out with a text editor, it's better to use an ide.
Francisco
Rather than trying out with a text editor, it's better to use an ide.
The problem with IDEs is that, unless you program that lenguage most of the time, you need plugins for every other language (which may or may not exist)
Francisco
I use Atom because is an easy-to-use text editor and allows to program in any other language
Francisco
As long as you have the specific compiler/interpreter available
Ebube
Ohh... Alright.
Rohan
Anyone gaana premium account?
Ebube
Well because it depends on the nature of the program. If it's a large one that requires efficient debugging and unit testing, I'll prefer going with the IDE that supports the language.
Francisco
Well because it depends on the nature of the program. If it's a large one that requires efficient debugging and unit testing, I'll prefer going with the IDE that supports the language.
I'm of the opinion that IDEs add a lot of junk you really don't need. Surely there's many good stuff in them (Visual Studio has a lot of good debugging tools), but you lose control of the project files quite easily
Yrk
In Linux / Ubuntu u can use vim or nano command
Yrk
In window codeblock option with minGW can be used to run c/c++ ,win32 application etc
Anonymous
😁
klimi
😁
Warn for ot? ^^
Dima
Warn for ot? ^^
Lol I guess this is Maxi
Dima
Francisco
Hi, what atom plugins do you use for cpp?
Not that many, but minimap, linter and dbg-gdb are the most important, I think
Ибраги́м
JIC: https://github.com/AnthonyCalandra/modern-cpp-features#move-semantics
Anonymous
I have a question Does in c language #include"graf.cpp" Is valid what was this header file
Dima
cpp in c? are you sure?
Dima
but yes, it’s valid, not as a header tho.
Dima
It will include the implementation
Anonymous
Wim
Only thing I see is that is has a CPP source-code file extension, nothing more; but hey, why use .h ?
Wim
#include is perfectly valid in C too
Mat
What was its task
Import a source cpp local file?
Dima
Interesting assignment
Anonymous
But my compiler give error
This happens when I typed it #include"graf.cpp"
Ибраги́м
Let us see
Dima
Redefinitions I guess
Anonymous
This happens when I typed it #include"graf.cpp"
It says that unable to open include file 'GRAF. CPP'
Mat
What directory
The file's directory
Anonymous
The file's directory
I cannot say because I never went into such deep info I even don't know how to check them