or CLion
not heavy :^)
klimi
Anonymous
CLion Need to buy subscription
Anonymous
vim is not a real IDE though.
Anonymous
Well in the era of open source no one wants to buy .
Anonymous
But I am using Vim for 90% of all stuff.
klimi
240gb
Dima
But we all know that there’s nothing heavier than vs 😜
Anonymous
so is emacs
Emacs is more configurable and can be made to behave like a real IDE, whereas Vim is, unfortunately, a limited solution, but I am still using it, hence I got way too addicted.
klimi
i would suggest bisqwits build of joe
klimi
Anonymous
Anonymous
I want some LighWeight IDE
klimi
spacemacs + c/c++ layer
Anonymous
I don't think that IDE by default can be lightweight
Dima
Check out CodeLite
Dima
it’s working good with Mac
Anonymous
I don't think that IDE by default can be lightweight
May be only if it is text editor with a bunch of extensions
Harshit
Read carefully
Elton
Amen
MᏫᎻᎯᎷᎷᎬᎠ
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Anonymous
Does anyone use VS Code here?
Anonymous
I'm using cpp in vscode
Everytime I run my cpp code, I've to again give the user input.
Is there a way that we don't have to feed the user input manually again and again and it automatically takes the input automatically without explicitely providing it?
Anonymous
I'm unable to find the settings
Dima
I think it will be easier if you will write this in code, instead of doing something in "ide" itself
Anonymous
there must be a IDE way of doing that.
Anonymous
Well, In your case I can make a txt file and take user input from that file.
Anonymous
But, I don't want to do it like that.
Anonymous
But, I don't want to do it like that.
And why? It's a common practice for solving simple problems
Anonymous
Hassle when you do it more often
Anonymous
BTW thanks for seeing this.
Anonymous
NOthing. Don't get bothered bro.
Anonymous
You can write a bash script that will feed data from file through stdin
Dima
WHAT
Dima
English please
Dima
Pssst, use English
Dima
/warn English only!
Dima
Good one
I_Interface
And we aren't good with ur language, but much better with english
Dima
It’s good as long as we can understand you
Anonymous
What is code warrior?
Dima
Anonymous
A cat?
Anonymous
😁
Anonymous
A cat that know some useful tricks?
Dima
Perhaps, but this cat also knows how to perform this one:
Dima
Keep it’s on topic please, ask non-related questions in #ot
Rostin
#ot
Anonymous
🤟
Anonymous
hey guys
Deep
Sir , i dont know how to find projects on github ....,can anyone help me ?
Deep
Projects on github... c and cpp projects ... sir ???
Deep
Please
Liam
/ban
Liam
you can use \report to notify us.
Liam
see ↑
Anonymous
Sir , i dont know how to find projects on github ....,can anyone help me ?
There's something called search for it
Dima
Lol!
🎩
got to another hub that starts with p
Bhaskar
Ибраги́м
#if __GNUC__ == 8
using namespace std::experimental;
auto log = [](std::string_view message, const source_location& location = source_location::current())
{
return fmt::format("[exception: {}: {}]: {}\n", location.file_name(), location.line(), message);
};
std::string s;
throw std::runtime_error(log("unable to get the value"));
#endif // __GNUC__
Dima
Dima
vs printf(“unable to get the value %\n”, __FILE__);
Dima
(just kiddin')
Anonymous
Help me in understanding this
Anonymous
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19547091/including-cpp-files
Anonymous
What I know is that when we #include a file in our main.cpp file then the code from that file gets copy pasted into our main.cpp file.
Anonymous
So, when #include "foop.cpp" included foo() gets copy pasted into main.cpp which previously never contained the foo() function.
Anonymous
So, why does the answer say the foo() is getting included twice inside main.cpp?