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/warn read the rules

does anyone a group windbg specific instead of asking to stackoverflow ?

Hi everyone

can I say, that two std::any are equal or no?

can I say, that two std::any are equal or no?

std::any doesn't have the operator==() overloaded (as far as I know), so no. Btw, you can do any_cast to get the underlined value, and compare that (if that value has operator==, of course)

std::any doesn't have the operator==() overloaded (as far as I know), so no. Btw, you can do any_cast to get the underlined value, and compare that (if that value has operator==, of course)

But I don't know to which type I will cast

But I don't know to which type I will cast

Use typeid to get rutime information about the type

Also, the type() function in std::any returns the typeid of the cotained value

I don't know what are you doing, but must be weird as hell

As good as I understand I should do smt like std::any a = ... std::any b = ... if(a.type() == b.type() && std::any_cast<a.type()>(a) == std::any_cast<b.type()>(b))) ... but that code doesnt compile

As good as I understand I should do smt like std::any a = ... std::any b = ... if(a.type() == b.type() && std::any_cast<a.type()>(a) == std::any_cast<b.type()>(b))) ... but that code doesnt compile

Because templates require the type to be known at compile time

And type() returns a std::type_info object, which is not really what the function wants

Because templates require the type to be known at compile time

So how should I write it?

I'm not sure. I've never really worked with std::any. Maybe someone knows how to help you

Btw, you can check the cppreference page for any

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/utility/any

So how should I write it?

Don't you have like a list of possible types?

I mean, you wouldn't handle a std::vector the same way you handle an int

Don't you have like a list of possible types?

there will be 2 custom classes

there will be 2 custom classes

Well, it's better to use std::variant then, isn't it?

If you know which types you need to store

Well, it's better to use std::variant then, isn't it?

Hmm, don't know about it. Thx

https://pastebin.com/h0PP47VN

line number 72(says Format specifies type 'int *' but the argument has type 'int' but the format is int type not *int)

https://pastebin.com/h0PP47VN

Got it

Then stick to Java and use the code in Java!

I mean, why do you need C/C++ at all then?

Fine, because C is a completely different language

I don't see how can we help you...

first of all you're leaking a lot of memory, free what you malloc. resp += s.charAt(i); is not equivalent to resp [i] = s[i];

have you read my entire response? resp += s.charAt(i); is not equivalent to resp [i] = s[i];

you can do char * buffer = (char *) malloc(sizeof(char)*50000); char * resp = buffer; unsigned int slen = strlen(s); for (int i = 0; i < slen; i++){ //remover tags entre < e > while(i < slen && s[i] == '<'){ for (i++; s[i] != '>'; i++); i++; } if(i < slen){ *resp++ = s[i]; } }

if the following examples are memory leak because maybe we forgot to deallocate them , then how can we this help me to defeat ASLR or even better how can we dectect or view in asm level (source closed level) Object* obj = new Object(); char* pointar = new char[Number]; int* ptr = new int(5); std::vector<int> array (n); int* array = calloc(n, sizeof(int)); int* onethousand = new int[1000];

Guys i only know basic c/c++ i want to improve my coding skills help me out

Guys i only know basic c/c++ i want to improve my coding skills help me out

Sure, read, Google, YouTube...

Like topic wise ?

Like topic wise ?

Do you mean a book?

Like topic wise ?

What do you mean "Topic wise"? Please explain.

I mean that i want to do some practice question for every single topic

Is there any book or website ?

Google

Any particular website?

Any particular website?

exercism?

Is it visual studio?

No,its codeblocks

if the following examples are memory leak because maybe we forgot to deallocate them , then how can we this help me to defeat ASLR or even better how can we dectect or view in asm level (source closed level) Object* obj = new Object(); char* pointar = new char[Number]; int* ptr = new int(5); std::vector<int> array (n); int* array = calloc(n, sizeof(int)); int* onethousand = new int[1000];

Guys i only know basic c/c++ i want to improve my coding skills help me out

#cppbookguide

Guys i only know basic c/c++ i want to improve my coding skills help me out

Yes, improve your coding skills, with our moral support!

Sure, read, Google, YouTube...

No Google, no YouTube ! Only books, only cpprefereence.com

I mean that i want to do some practice question for every single topic

Yes, on each topic you most probably will find a decent book

Is C++ used to make games?

yep

Can you tell me about some good resources to learn C++

I know python

I know python

python is best programming language on multiuniverse!

python is best programming language on multiuniverse!

Yeah I agree

But I want to expand my knowledge

Can you tell me about some good resources to learn C++

#cppbookguide

#cppbookguide

Thanks

Can you tell me about some good resources to learn C++

I can recommend you this chat

keep coding, the more the batter.

From Chiranjeevi: Hi guys, i am newbie in c++. How to create function object in c++ for generic datatype. I tried it butit is giving some errors. https://pastebin.com/sBYd9ZCR. The error is result_type does not name a type. I tried searching in google but i couldnt find anything useful. May be its a trivial mistake in my part. Could anyone resolve it. Thanks.

result_type and argument_type are not defined, Chiranjeevi

You haven't defined what are result_type and argument_type

No, that is part of unary_function structure in c++

I posted a pastebin link but bot keeps deleting the message

Can you tell me about some good resources to learn C++

https://youtu.be/PwuIEMUFUnQ

No, that is part of unary_function structure in c++

You actually don't need these shitty function objects anymore, use LAMBDAS!

No, that is part of unary_function structure in c++

For which you need to include functional

No, that is part of unary_function structure in c++

Why do you need that?

No, that is part of unary_function structure in c++

https://pastebin.com/tXbWCR3r

For which you need to include functional

I included bits/stdc++.h

I posted a pastebin link but bot keeps deleting the message

Chiranjeevi Kodati: Kindly Refer this https://pastebin.com/XuRiHfC8

I included bits/stdc++.h

Bad, this is not standard header.

I included bits/stdc++.h

Also, don't ever do shit like this #define b begin() #define e end()

Chiranjeevi Kodati: Kindly Refer this https://pastebin.com/XuRiHfC8

this is wrong code.

using namespace std;

dont ever do this