Neutronix
Or i need to change also the libraries?
klimi
Not enough context
Mat
Doesn't work #include <directory/namefile>
It's #include "relative/path/to/lib" in order to include a library from your filesystem
klimi
And <> is for systems libs... But you can say to compiler to include some paths
Neutronix
It's #include "relative/path/to/lib" in order to include a library from your filesystem
Yeah, I made it but after the error is also inside the library itself, and I need to change a lot of stuff around the program
Neutronix
Neutronix
This library are the official libraries of the api connection in a very famous website, and I'm the only one with problems to use it 😅
Neutronix
Not enough context
Anyway you are right, I'll send you a photo in PM:)
Mihail
You're likely not linking correctly or using the wrong C++ version
Mihail
There are so many things you could be doing wrong
Neutronix
There are so many things you could be doing wrong
Mm yeah, I'm just new in this language
Neutronix
I read the book but 0 experience in it
Mihail
If you show the errors and tell us which library maybe someone could help
Neutronix
This is the library and the read me
Neutronix
Oh
klimi
Neutronix: https://github.com/binance-exchange/binacpp
Neutronix
Neutronix: https://github.com/binance-exchange/binacpp
Yes, this is the file that I need to use for api)
Mihail
There's a command to compile
Mihail
You're using that right?
klimi
Try now
Neutronix
You're using that right?
No because I don't know how to use it
Neutronix
I never study stuff for that
Neutronix
Do you know some tutorials to do it?
Mihail
No because I don't know how to use it
Well g++ is the c++ frontend of gcc and the rest are compile options which you can Google individually
Mihail
But those are exactly what specify the paths where the compiler should look for headers
Mihail
So without using those don't expect it to work
Neutronix
The line of code of the read me
klimi
Its all written in the readme
Mihail
Yes, but that uses the variables which are defined above
Mihail
You first need to define those
Mihail
And then use the command
Neutronix
You first need to define those
Ok, I'll try it :)
Mihail
You're on Linux right?
Neutronix
I'll tell you if everything goes well
Mihail
Ok
Neutronix
Neutronix
10
Mihail
Oh
klimi
Oh god please help us
Mihail
Then you'd probably need to change some stuff
Neutronix
Oh
It's a problem?
klimi
Mihail
Does the library even support Windows 10m
Neutronix
Does the library even support Windows 10m
I don't have any idea, usually people use linux for doing this stuff?
Neutronix
Yes
But I never used linux in my whole life
Mihail
Mihail
Try a VM first
Neutronix
VM?
Mihail
VM?
Virtual machine
Neutronix
but is linux essential?
Mihail
Seems like the library is cross-platform, but you'd need to change some stuff in that command to get it to compile
Mihail
but is linux essential?
Depends, but likely yes
Mihail
And even if it isn't it's just way easier
Neutronix
Depends, but likely yes
Is it difficult to learn? And for normal stuff is linux compatible? Like office programs?
Neutronix
And obviously I need to delete windows for install it?
Mihail
Is it difficult to learn? And for normal stuff is linux compatible? Like office programs?
It's not difficult to learn as long as you actually want to learn
Mihail
Also you can dualboot Linux and Windows
Neutronix
No
But if I emulate linux in windows and I use my program in linux the program could be more slow correct?
Neutronix
Yes
So, I can't
Mihail
But do you really need that performance?
Neutronix
:/
Artöm
It should be as fast as in original linux in wsl2
Neutronix
But do you really need that performance?
Yes, I need to build a statistical program that need maybe weeks for finish the work
Artöm
Well, nearly
Mihail
Yes, I need to build a statistical program that need maybe weeks for finish the work
Well depends really, but if it'd take 14days in a VM it could take 15days
Mihail
It's not that much slower
Neutronix
Ok, so or I buy a new PC with linux or i need to do it in windows lol