is there any difference if I run VC in Virtual Machine or Normal PC?

in terms of compiling

but how about code is developed specially for windows OS

mingw-w64

is there any difference if I run VC in Virtual Machine or Normal PC?

Nope

Rash Sul: https://github.com/outflanknl/Recon-AD/tree/master/Src/Recon-AD-Domain

Of u don't know how to programme then you should take a online course; yiu don't need to be in class; if problem is in logic building take a beginner class in programming in c with some high school maths(if u don't know)

What statement can i use to make a program that tell the number of digits of entered integer ? Help me guys

use isdigit function

Ребята, подскажите , где можно найти коды игр с разбором , написанных на bash/ C/ C++ , простых игр , но с сохранением , рандомом

Ребята, подскажите , где можно найти коды игр с разбором , написанных на bash/ C/ C++ , простых игр , но с сохранением , рандомом

/warn

Ребята, подскажите , где можно найти коды игр с разбором , написанных на bash/ C/ C++ , простых игр , но с сохранением , рандомом

use english only please, thanks

Do you know how to ask array from user? C language

What is the best way to start with STL in cpp... Any useful resources or website or channel or anything else.

thanks

What is the best way to start with STL in cpp... Any useful resources or website or channel or anything else.

cppreference.com

🤦‍♂ Damn Is

cppreference.com

Thanks

Is netbeans good for c?

Is netbeans good for c?

its not best but... i well i guess its better than notepad

I use vscode for c, rust, js, ts, etc

I use vscode for c, rust, js, ts, etc

which compiler for C?

gcc

alright

Do you know how to ask array from user? C language

input array elements one by one in a loop

I use vscode for c, rust, js, ts, etc

I regret

I regret

Is netbeans good for c?

NO. Clion Or Qt Creator Or MS VC

is there a way to create a function that prints the content of an matrix? it needs to be in a separate file from the main()

yes!

NO. Clion Or Qt Creator Or MS VC

Thx

is there a way to create a function that prints the content of an matrix? it needs to be in a separate file from the main()

forgot to mention I'm trying to do it in C89

yes!

how do you do it?

how do you do it?

idk but you can

is there a way to create a function that prints the content of an matrix? it needs to be in a separate file from the main()

Yes there is

Yes there is

do you know how to do it?

is there a way to create a function that prints the content of an matrix? it needs to be in a separate file from the main()

I suggest you don't ask for people to do your homework. Try and if you cannot manage, come back and ask for help

do you know how to do it?

yes

I suggest you don't ask for people to do your homework. Try and if you cannot manage, come back and ask for help

it's not homework I'm doing, I'm just trying to simplify my life when doing my homework (we are working on matrices and printing out a matrix comes out multiple times)

the issue is I've created the function that does that

but it only works within the same file of the main program

but it only works within the same file of the main program

So your problem rather is: how to call a function from a different file in C

if it's in a separate file I cannot find a way to make it work because I guess it gets interpreted as trying to make a variable size matrix (which I know I cannot create without pointers)

So your problem rather is: how to call a function from a different file in C

well, yes, but actually no, rather how to make the same function in a different file that is, in a way, a library of functions that more or less do the same thing

if it's in a separate file I cannot find a way to make it work because I guess it gets interpreted as trying to make a variable size matrix (which I know I cannot create without pointers)

You will, indeed, run into that very problem, which I advise to solve using the very solution you know is tiresome. Sadly, C is more of a syntactic sugar on top of assembly code than a proper programming language

You will, indeed, run into that very problem, which I advise to solve using the very solution you know is tiresome. Sadly, C is more of a syntactic sugar on top of assembly code than a proper programming language

so do I just open the file, copy paste the function in the main program and call it a day? that's how I've been dealing with it

so do I just open the file, copy paste the function in the main program and call it a day? that's how I've been dealing with it

In C, you need to write both a header file (contains the definitions of the functions and types) and an implementation file. The header generally have a .h extension and the implementation a .c extension

In C, you need to write both a header file (contains the definitions of the functions and types) and an implementation file. The header generally have a .h extension and the implementation a .c extension

mmm when I get home I'll read about this more, our teacher didn't get there yet and I'm new to C

The declaration of a function in C89 is at least the return type of the function followed by its name and parentheses. In C99, the type of the parameters is also required, separated by commas, within the parentheses

Functions and types declarations (struct, typedef, enum) are statements and hence terminated by a semicolon

I regret

Take care of yourself more

Take care of yourself more

I do

Hey guys I want to rewrite my game engine an Im thinking about to use C# instead of C++ because the development itself is much faster - do you think my games will have much less fps?

Hey guys I want to rewrite my game engine an Im thinking about to use C# instead of C++ because the development itself is much faster - do you think my games will have much less fps?

definitly

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Hey guys I want to rewrite my game engine an Im thinking about to use C# instead of C++ because the development itself is much faster - do you think my games will have much less fps?

The definitive answer to that is: it depends

It mostly depends on whenever you wrote your code in a slightly unoptimized way in C++ and write it in a better way in C#, and on if you write it in a way that pleases the .NET runtime your user uses so that it gets nicely vectorized

But the starting time will, as for it, definitely suffer

Yeah but I dont think that C# can win against the sse/avx optimized code. But writing c++ dx11 code is just a pain in the ass :P

Yeah but I dont think that C# can win against the sse/avx optimized code. But writing c++ dx11 code is just a pain in the ass :P

Imagine C# as a worse compiler that C++'s but that always compile for the native CPU you are using, meaning that it may use instructions your C++ compiler may avoid in fear of not being exactly compatible with the architecture

Yeah but I dont think that C# can win against the sse/avx optimized code. But writing c++ dx11 code is just a pain in the ass :P

This is actually very exactly where well written C# shines. It targets the native architecture of the host that executes, not the minimal architecture that the host can execute

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This is actually very exactly where well written C# shines. It targets the native architecture of the host that executes, not the minimal architecture that the host can execute

Hmm yeah thats true

Meaning that instead of targeting for example, x86_64, it will target Haswell x86_64 if the game runs on a Haswell CPU

Hmm yeah thats true

From tests runned by a colleague, C++/CLR offers about what you may want as a trade-off of the best of both worlds

This is actually very exactly where well written C# shines. It targets the native architecture of the host that executes, not the minimal architecture that the host can execute

But I dont know how big the difference would be for example csgo runs on my pc with around 400 fps and is written in c++ (uses slow dx9 tough) I would say in C# it would run around 350 fps all I care are the fps :)

And gpu calls are probably much slower because I need a wrapper like SharpDX

But I dont know how big the difference would be for example csgo runs on my pc with around 400 fps and is written in c++ (uses slow dx9 tough) I would say in C# it would run around 350 fps all I care are the fps :)

Osu! is a game written in C# and could reach about 450fps on my potato-most computer and about 1050fps on a colleague's

And gpu calls are probably much slower because I need a wrapper like SharpDX

This is why C++/CLR is useful. If you want to take the step through .NET it may be a good place to start

Osu! is a game written in C# and could reach about 450fps on my potato-most computer and about 1050fps on a colleague's

Hmm yeah - but osu is not 3d and does not have any graphic effects like volumetric lights or real time shadows for a 2d game I would immediately go with C#

Hmm yeah - but osu is not 3d and does not have any graphic effects like volumetric lights or real time shadows for a 2d game I would immediately go with C#

Actually, Osu! uses only 3D render calls. However most of its rendering work is particules I have to concede on that

input array elements one by one in a loop

I mean, can't read in array?

https://prnt.sc/q8g99j

I mean, can't read in array?

By scanf?

Another problem is Memory. Big games like read dead redemption 2 or gta v are already taking up 4 - 6 gb ram. Now with C# all that reflection stuff it would be much more :/

Another problem is Memory. Big games like read dead redemption 2 or gta v are already taking up 4 - 6 gb ram. Now with C# all that reflection stuff it would be much more :/

Which is why, C++/CLR and only use C# for what is least critical

Which is why, C++/CLR and only use C# for what is least critical

Loading assets, error handling logic, audio playback

Loading assets, error handling logic, audio playback

But is C++/CLR cross platform?

But is C++/CLR cross platform?

Yes

I will look into that thank you

Yes

I really like C++ but C# is just much faster to write for a one man developer