Try for Visual Studio: while debugging >> Diagnostic tools

That would work obviously

(actually there should be something similar for gdb) but I think that would be a bit approximate

because of the debug heap

Just as we can find the time so can we find the memory occupied?

u even can to watch how many time takes every step

u even can to watch how many time takes every step

Visual Studio is awesome for sure

How to print time and date on c program plz hlp..

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/how-to-measure-time-taken-by-a-program-in-c/

Above is for finding the time.

Ohk thanks

/report wtf link

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I have another question

incompatible pointer types passing 'const byte [16]' to parameter of type 'const byte ' (aka 'const unsigned char ') though, the procedure is defined like this: void initByteVector16(const byte *vect[16]) and the parameter being passed is defined like this: const byte reg[16]; Where byte is: typedef unsigned char byte; Any suggestions ?

AH

I'm stupid

lol, I didn't notice the * near vect

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Code for this question

/warn Warn for this question

Read the rules.

Code for this question

So brazen

A function "count_heads()" that takes two inputs N and R. The function should return the probability of getting exactly R heads on N successive tosses of a fair coin. A fair coin has equal probability of landing a head or a tail(I.e 0.5) on each toss?code for this program plz

A function "count_heads()" that takes two inputs N and R. The function should return the probability of getting exactly R heads on N successive tosses of a fair coin. A fair coin has equal probability of landing a head or a tail(I.e 0.5) on each toss?code for this program plz

/warn Read the rules please

A function "count_heads()" that takes two inputs N and R. The function should return the probability of getting exactly R heads on N successive tosses of a fair coin. A fair coin has equal probability of landing a head or a tail(I.e 0.5) on each toss?code for this program plz

Lol

/warn Read the rules please

He have read the rule but the wrong one😂

C or C++?

C

And what do you mean by "valid real constant"?

I mean is it a real constant or not as i have have options in multiple type questions this is one of an option... so is this a real constant?

I mean is it a real constant or not as i have have options in multiple type questions this is one of an option... so is this a real constant?

DEFINE "real constant"

A constant which can posses a number ,decimal point and Exponent

DEFINE "real constant"

A constant which can posses a number ,decimal point and Exponent

Is 9.36-12 a valid real constant??? in C language

I am confused cause it have a minus or dash sign in between

Really? "real" means "can posses a number ,decimal point and Exponent"?

Really? "real" means "can posses a number ,decimal point and Exponent"?

Yupzz I learn it and real/float can have decimal i am a beginner if i am wrong plzz give me the right info.

Oh wait

I got it

Real is not a term for C/C++, don't use it

use float or double

Real is not a term for C/C++, don't use it

🆗

use float or double

ok

The expression you gave can be compile-time evaluated but i'm not sure that it is guaranteed

in C++ you can use it as a compile-time constant (constexpr variables) in C you can use it as a const variable

The expression you gave can be compile-time evaluated but i'm not sure that it is guaranteed

What is that 'compile-time'

What is that 'compile-time'

Did google ban you? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compile_time

Did google ban you? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compile_time

Sorry 😁

Did google ban you? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compile_time

Thanks for the information

What is that 'compile-time'

What don't you undertand in words "compile" and "time"?

What is that 'compile-time'

Time at which the exe was compiled.

You can compile not only executables

Actually, to get an executable, it is must be compiled and linked

What don't you undertand in words "compile" and "time"?

I understand!! it is the time which compiler uses to check the errors

I understand!! it is the time which compiler uses to check the errors

Well.. kinda

Well.. kinda

😊

It is the time when the compiler translates your C code to a machine code so computer can run it

anyone with idea on ussd development?

What is pointer?

What is pointer?

#googleit

anyone with idea on ussd development?

#meta

anyone with idea on ussd development?

#ot

Is it possible to typedef pointer to functions ?

Is it possible to typedef pointer to functions ?

Yes

Yes

I'm trying to but it doesn't seem to like it.

But if possible use not typedefs, but type aliases

typedef void (*)(const MyStruct*) ihandler;

But if possible use not typedefs, but type aliases

I'm using C.

typedef void (*)(const MyStruct*) ihandler;

typedef void (*ihandler)(const MyStruct*);

I'm using C.

I'm sorry for you

anyone with idea on ussd development?

is there a way to configure my system to store the data entered by the user when there is connection timeout and resend automatically when connections is created again?

typedef void (*ihandler)(const MyStruct*);

Oh. Like a regular declaration then.

Oh. Like a regular declaration then.

Kinda

Kinda

I mean. A regular pointer to function.

I'm sorry for you

Almost. I don't need that level of fuzziness for my application

Almost. I don't need that level of fuzziness for my application

If you think so, than you don't know C++

I mean. A regular pointer to function.

Yes

If you think so, than you don't know C++

Oh c'mon. Why do I need all that stuff to write an application that reads some bytes from a file.

Oh c'mon. Why do I need all that stuff to write an application that reads some bytes from a file.

I just think to use STL than raw ugly C

It's my opinion

Almost. I don't need that level of fuzziness for my application

Fuzzy Logic is cool tho

I just think to use STL than raw ugly C

It's exactly because I don't want to use STL that I use plain C.

I don't need all that stuff. I just need a few mallocs for this project.

But I'm just biased about C

I don't need all that stuff. I just need a few mallocs for this project.

That kind of point of view I don't like