Basel
can anyone help me I want references for oop
Anonymous
klimi
But it doesn't make me a programmer
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
But it doesn't make me a programmer
But you literally wrote some programs
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
That's what a programmer does
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
No. I havent!
Scripts then
klimi
No
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
Ok fine I will not argue with you anymore
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
You're not a programmer
Raj
Chup karo na bc
Anonymous
Chup karo na bc
English only
Raj
Fuck off
Anonymous
Hy guys
Anonymous
Well you kinda also need intuition for code
Oh come on I asked about linked list a topic on which many students struggles even after learning pointers and structures clearly
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
Oh come on I asked about linked list a topic on which many students struggles even after learning pointers and structures clearly
Why do you think some students struggle no matter what they do? Maybe they're just not meant to be programmers, they're not naturally good at it? Have you thought about that? There are some people who are programmers because they like it and are good at it, then there are people who are in it just for the money
NXiss7
Noice bio.
😄😄😄
Anonymous
heyo
klimi
ZukiZest
anyone recomend me a book?
ZukiZest
About C
Anton
About C
Kernigan & Ritchie Second Edition
Rostyslav
Hello
Anonymous
=rand()
Joesph
Hello
Nice profile pic
Rostyslav
I have a question about nested projects in VS2017: I have added a project to the solution, setup dependencies. The nested project compiled successfully but the main project can't found a <subproject>.lib but it exists in the main project build directory. (subproject is a DLL) I think it's the cause of the wrong header file. So how to correctly import the nested project header file? currently, it imported like this: #include "../../volume/volume/volume.h"
Anonymous
hello, I'm tempting to use boost::stacktrace
Anonymous
but I have big difficult to configure cmake to use it
Anonymous
please, do someone know how to do?
Joesph
Write a program to check whether the program is a C++ program or not.
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
Just make a script that tries to compile your code with a C compiler, then C++ compiler, see if C compilation fails
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
Anonymous
Why do you think some students struggle no matter what they do? Maybe they're just not meant to be programmers, they're not naturally good at it? Have you thought about that? There are some people who are programmers because they like it and are good at it, then there are people who are in it just for the money
First of all I was just 15-16 year old student not much good in academics when I started learning it I a lot initially but with time I learnt many concepts of computer science and c++ such as array, structures, SQL,functions, pointers, boolean algebra logic gates, sorting such as bubble sort,selection sort, binary search, data file handling, classes, inheritance** But I got struck on just a small topic of boook that was linked list whose coding I couldn't understand for which he was making my fun My teacher said that it's ok if you don't know everything but you have to improve so I am improving with time
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
Does that answer your question?
Anonymous
hello, I'm tempting to use boost::stacktrace
https://wandbox.org/permlink/HIzyRLbh7GDlQUcC
Daniele
Daniele
what is lpBuffer supposed to be?
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
what is lpBuffer supposed to be?
Rephrase your question a bit, what do you actually want to know? The type of it? What it's used for? What the name means?
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
Daniele
Rephrase your question a bit, what do you actually want to know? The type of it? What it's used for? What the name means?
its type. I'm tempted to say it's an array of chars (string) but then again, I know little no nothing about strings and pointers. so what's its type?
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
You could find out for sure by looking at the definition of the function, in some header most likely
Daniele
You could find out for sure by looking at the definition of the function, in some header most likely
mm right, will do that when I get home (I don't know why I didn't do it earlier)
Daniele
also, do you by chance know why the WriteConsole doesn't start writing where the cursor was set by SetCursorPosition?
Daniele
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
also, do you by chance know why the WriteConsole doesn't start writing where the cursor was set by SetCursorPosition?
No I don't, I'm guessing this is Win32 API? A working minimal code sample would help other people answer your question
Daniele
I'll get you a code sample when I get home, I suspect something wrong with the handle though
Horokey
Sup! I'm having a trouble with nested Static Libs (pls, don't ask me why I need this). I'm using VS2017 I've created StaticLib1 with super simple code, then StaticLib2 also with simple code but using StaticLib1 code. Both libraries can be built without a failure. StaticLib1 is referenced via project properties. And here comes the trouble, I'm creating ConsoleApplication1, referenced include folders of both libs, then added paths to both .lib files ... aaaaaaaaaand, this is what I get
Horokey
Horokey
Horokey
Horokey
Horokey
Horokey
This is how I included StaticLib1 in StatinLib2
Horokey
This is how I'm trying to include them in ConsoleApplication1
Horokey
Build config is Release/x64 everywhere, I checked
Horokey
Solved, thank you all :)
Thong
Good
Ashish
my message has been deleted why???
Dima
my message has been deleted why???
read the rules and format your code
Ashish
read the rules and format your code
ohh thq for u kind suggesstions
Daniele
anyways, I fixed my shit using actual Visual Studio and not vs code
Daniele
and I set the character encoding to multi_byte, not unicode
Andrei
Is there someone so kind to try help me figure out what do I have to do for a project? I'm going crazy, I know it is not correct but I'm desperate...