🤷 i saw the signature as a list of items, idk what you mean by signature now <class member function> name, parameter-type-list (9.3.3.5), class of which the function is a member, cv-qualifiers (if any), ref-qualifier (if any), and trailing requires-clause (9.3) (if any)

no it's not. as an example, i already told you how the return type is not part of the signature for member functions and class member functions. the grammar has everything, but the signature is a list of specific things

you are still hand waving, please define the list of specific things that would constitute the signature of static member functions if "class member functions" does not mean "member functions"

member-declaration -> function-definition -> attributes declarator function_body etc etc

it does, but it defines so many other things

so what constitutes the signature

as an example, i already told you how the return type is not part of the signature for member functions and class member functions. the grammar has everything, but the signature is a list of specific things

that was what i said caused a contradiction, if i follow that "class member function" and "member function" are different, then there would be no list of things that i could call "these constitute the signature of a static member function"

if i say that they are the same, there is no contradiction anywhere

could you give a quote that says that 3.19 is the one that applies to static member functions and not 3.22

both of them are marked "if any" though

I want to make vector a into an valid state where I can push elements into it, one way is to create a new empty vector<int> c and then assign a = c; which I think should later let me to push elements into a. Is there any other way to enable push_back operation on vector a again?

okay lemme read about this

ok, thanx

yes i get your point now. if static member functions can be described through 3.19, then there is no contradiction

Hello, I’d like to know, how wrong Am I if I say structs in C is a kind of polymorphism? How far Am I from the concept? Thank you!

Can someone please answer this? https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-find-all-contiguous-subsequences-of-a-given-array-in-C

Is "Accelerated c++" outdated?

Can someone please answer this? https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-find-all-contiguous-subsequences-of-a-given-array-in-C

No one will write code for you

Use these books to learn C++, John

I am aware of that list... I was asking since "Accelerated c++" teaches c++98

I am aware of that list... I was asking since "Accelerated c++" teaches c++98

If this book is not in the list, it's most likely not worth to be read

If this book is not in the list, it's most likely not worth to be read

I believe there're lots of book on specific topics which use C++ as code base and are not there

The list consists of either widely popular or time-prooved books

Although book with C++98 makes me question its outdatedness

I believe there're lots of book on specific topics which use C++ as code base and are not there

I was talking about learning general C++, not a specific one

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Please, provide a minimal, verifiable and complete example, along with a detailed explanation of your problem. Also, if you want more people to help you, send the code written in English, which is the common language here

Also, it's better to send the code through a link to a website like Compiler Explorer, pastebin, wandbox, etc, so we can copy & paste the code

Hello, today I was trying to implement library in my project. My operation system is Windows 10. Before using windows I used to install package with cmake after that if there was no problem with dependencies it just worked.I suppose it builded library in include folder and when I wanted to use that library . But when I'm trying it on windows with cmake gui it's very different than linux. First I configurated that library then generate -> open project in VScode

then clicked build All_build

but it takes a lot of time to build it and I don't know what happening now :D it's just folder contains that files growing inside

I'm sorry if it was stupid question to ask I'm new at C++

lol what a cringe

Can I confirm this that when we write int a = 5; then actually 2 memory locations are allocated, one is temporarily for the constant literal 5 and other is for int a and then 5 is copied into a and then the memory location of this temporary is deallocated. So, instead if I write int &&a = 5; then we prevent the allocation of 5 and instead the temporary location now becomes permanent and gets the name a(variable name).

Can I confirm this that when we write int a = 5; then actually 2 memory locations are allocated, one is temporarily for the constant literal 5 and other is for int a and then 5 is copied into a and then the memory location of this temporary is deallocated. So, instead if I write int &&a = 5; then we prevent the allocation of 5 and instead the temporary location now becomes permanent and gets the name a(variable name).

Int literal has no memory associated with it

Int?

int&& x = 1; is bogus

Int?

Any arithmetic literal

int, float, char, bool

int&& x = 1; is bogus

why? Ain't rvalue for this reason so that we can assign them literal constants?

why? Ain't rvalue for this reason so that we can assign them literal constants?

Literal can be assigned to its type without any perfomance consideration

rvalue locals are for heavy types

And/or templated code

But, then we can use them for simple types

But, then we can use them for simple types

We can, what for? It helps neither speed nor memory nor readability

We can, what for? It helps neither speed nor memory nor readability

So you mean there is no difference in the way the lvalues and rvalues get allocated and initialised. Right?

and hence no difference in performance.

So you mean there is no difference in the way the lvalues and rvalues get allocated and initialised. Right?

For basic types no difference

Hello guys! :>

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#HelpMe #ASK #GCC #ZendEngine Hi, I have a problem with GCC Assembler This is my code: https://gist.github.com/ammarfaizi2/f7572bdb03976e22b95b29db074a1580#file-mycode-c-L50-L57 Expected behavior: 0. Fill register RDI with RSP value. 1. call *((void **)Z_STRVAL_P(map_addr)), the RDI will be used in this call. 2. Save the return value of the call to variable named ret. Current compile result: mov rdx, QWORD PTR [rax+0x18] ; Take *((void **)Z_STRVAL_P(map_addr)) lea rdi, [rsp] ; Fill register RDI with RSP value. call rdx ; call RDX mov rdx, rax ; (Unexpected Behavior) How can I save the return value (RAX) to variable named ret? Expected compile result: mov rdx, QWORD PTR [rax+0x18] ; Take *((void **)Z_STRVAL_P(map_addr)) lea rdi, [rsp] ; Fill register RDI with RSP value. call rdx ; call RDX mov [rbp - n], rax ; Assume rbp - n is the stack address where the variable named ret is stored.

This is the current compile result.

This is the current related code.

Hi there, how do I calculate the sum of the multiple weights that the user inputs, to calculate my avg? Is it not sum = sum + weight?

Hi there, how do I calculate the sum of the multiple weights that the user inputs, to calculate my avg? Is it not sum = sum + weight?

i think you want to keep track of that weight output... maybe adding it to the sum variable or something...

i think you want to keep track of that weight output... maybe adding it to the sum variable or something...

Able to elaborate more?

Able to elaborate more?

sum += weight =)

Aaaand you are dividing by zero :D

I wouldn't run it if I were you, it'll cause your processor to explode :D

sum += weight =)

What does that mean? Sum += weight; I wanna divide by the final count and not the one I set as count. I don't know how to do that.

Hi there, how do I calculate the sum of the multiple weights that the user inputs, to calculate my avg? Is it not sum = sum + weight?

The math of this routine is completely wrong, first of all of you declare sum variable without assignments you can't add value, because you don't know how is the value of sum, after this the average is the sum of all value divided by the numbers of value.... No evidences of this was showed in your routine....

Hi there, how do I calculate the sum of the multiple weights that the user inputs, to calculate my avg? Is it not sum = sum + weight?

FYI sum is uninitialized

Also division by zero is bad

DON'T EVER DO THAT

Oh god

I didn't notice that

Also I'm not sure if it's legal to compare floats and doubles with operators

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Hello

Hello and good morning. I want to ask for question no 2. Which one would be written first? For loop or the switch case first?

Hello and good morning. I want to ask for question no 2. Which one would be written first? For loop or the switch case first?

GM, what the question is? #2 write the switch within a for loop.

So, the for loop in the switch case?

what may cause this problem virtual funtion vptr become 0xcccccc

code here:https://github.com/frakw/ntust-oop-1082/tree/master/%E5%8F%B0%E7%A7%91%E7%89%A9%E4%BB%B6%E5%B0%8E%E5%90%91/gloomhaven/gloomhaven

Hi everyone

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