Besides, I remember that the compiler of VS can be changed with gcc or clang.

Some useful information: when u shift bits of int to right new bits are 1, when it's uint new bits are 0

according to ISO 9899 right shift on negative integers is implementation-defined and left shift of negative integers is undefined. So it is better to limit your left shift and right shift operations to non-negative integers

I told about right shift

and I said right shift on negative integers is implementation-defined. so your argument is wrong in general (there might be other valid implementation by different behaivior)

Hi there. how can i find some information about the newest c++ standard ?

I don't know. I don't use MS...

Stay away from VS. I use CLion + GCC or CLang.

It's ok. I just want to say if somebody is afraid of being bound with a corporate. He/she can still use VS with 3rd party compiler. This is still an option I think.

I use clang and geany

Uwu... OS?

Also they are too much user friendly

Have you ever reverse engineered something?

I have played ctfs

Hm havent heard about that

Hm havent heard about that

Sorry.... 🤐

You can hop into the offtopic chat

Lol, for Windows vs is the best. For Linux - what did you say.

Except that, like all microshit, it's bloated, slow and buggy

This error mean what

Getting error: String reference not set to an instance of a String. Parameter name: s

Difference between 2 values

So i should put the difference between where im from the file and the beginning?

I think now could be a great time to teach what manuals are.

Where you want to be

So if, as i said, i wanna go to the beginning of the file i should put pos-1 ?

So if, as i said, i wanna go to the beginning of the file i should put pos-1 ?

You using VB?

Hello people... Any one with IoT or C++ resources.. Please PM

Yes dude

So what is you working on... A database?

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Using sql sever