That kind of point of view I don't like

Because nowadays managing memory by yourself is not really needed and it's prone to bugs

I agree. I'm a Java developer.

And still you prefer C over C++

C++ is just overkill for this project.

Just don't include libraries you don't need heh

But I'm just biased about C

As I said

I see your point, and I agree that C is not modern at all and lacks of features. But C++ is the exact opposite and obliges the programmer to remember too much things about the structure of the project - overabstraction at most, seems to be an interesting common pattern for C++

Where it is said, that if you write c++ application, than you need abstraction?😂

I mean, what's the point of programming a procedural program in C++ ?

Using features that C can't give you

you said, not using abstraction

Just use STL features lol

I have one doubt any one help me

Handy working with strings? Nah it's better to allocate memory yourself

I have one doubt any one help me

Read the rules

Who the hell are you

I have doubt of programming

I'm biased to C

Just ask your dayum question

I know XD but really, this project is very simple. I just need to read from a file Using the STL would just make it more complex than it should be

When I'm using c nd python for creating a new trojen

The it will showing a one error

When I'm using c nd python for creating a new trojen

Any one can help me

Are you on windows?

Are you on windows?

Linux

I think I know what can help you

Go to root directory

The it will showing a one error

Mhhh I'm not sure... the point is that the application reads the bytes from the file and stores them in a location in memory. Now, an interpreter (which is just a switch in this case) handles byte by byte and executes operation moving the instruction pointer. (I'm writing a stack-based virtual machine) all it has to do is just to edit the virtual registers and sending the state to the linked debugger.

Wait I'll send you a pic of error

I mean. It's a while() loop with a switch and a struct.

And run rm -r

and it's even a single instance.

Yes ill

sudo rm -rf