Does someone have a tool for windows which shows the hirarcy of h files?

Can we include *.c files? Shouldn't they always be *.h?

You can include any file

Oh, C preprocessor looks much smarter than I thought.

#include "/dev/urandom"?

C preprocessor is dumb

But it handles directive quite well.

To comment any code preprocessor is your best friend. Just #if 1 or 0.

It just copies the text of file...

I prefer an IDE tools and hotkeys to do that

Do you know that in C++ using preprocessor for everything is not welcomed?

Inline functions instead of preprocessor functions Constexpr variables instead of defining constants with preprocessor

Modules (since C++20) instead of headers

So no macros you mean?

No macros for this purposes

Damn. Embedded devs must be in trouble then.

const variables, functions

You can use language itself to define them, not some "preprocessor"

You know like 64 Bytes of RAM, 1KB of flash.

How is the preprocessor better for this?

(It does not)

Anybody knows how to calculate electricity consumption rate in c programming using arrays ?

Are you going to deploy power consumption sensors?

I wish my 16GB Linux setup could accommodate any space for IDE like Atom. I still use nano.

Try out Vim.

I used to use Vim.

Why do you not use it anymore?

I change my OS much more than my codebase. And nano is mostly built-in in every distro.

Just maintain a dotfiles repo and clone everytime you change distro. You can also create a script to symlink the config files

Stack Memory

Lesser function call

I wish my 16GB Linux setup could accommodate any space for IDE like Atom. I still use nano.

In 99% cases one line function will be inlined

Nothing of that is an IDE

Nothing of that is an IDE

I use VScode too, to sync local and GitHub Repository. And of course the heat map too.

I doubt that.

Working profiler*

Which one do you use?

Visual Studio one

VS2019

My first IDE was CodeBlocks

My first IDE was CodeBlocks