is there a way to initialise function pointer with arguments of the function. void func(int i){ std::cout<< i;} std::function<void()> fptr = ? i need fptr to print 1 upon call.

You might need bind

is there a way to initialise function pointer with arguments of the function. void func(int i){ std::cout<< i;} std::function<void()> fptr = ? i need fptr to print 1 upon call.

because lambda need to type more

because lambda need to type more

Bind can be flexible btw

is there a way to initialise function pointer with arguments of the function. void func(int i){ std::cout<< i;} std::function<void()> fptr = ? i need fptr to print 1 upon call.

how to do this with lambda?

When you only wanna change a single param, it can be useful bind(_1,args...)

I need to learn c++

What's your problem?

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I need to learn c++

Why do you 'need' to learn C++?

Uhhhhhh... It's your future?

Uhhhhhh... It's your future?

You're not going to be a good programmer (you might be hired, you might get a high salary, but not good) if you force yourself. You need to enjoy programming.

You're not going to be a good programmer (you might be hired, you might get a high salary, but not good) if you force yourself. You need to enjoy programming.

Why

Why

Coz programming it's not just about "to learn".

Because you aren't passionate

Study something about which you're passionate and continue with it?

Who tech me

How

Banned from searching ?

Coz programming it's not just about "to learn".

Can anyone suggest me on C++ websockets. I searched a lot but couldn't find a good tutorial or documentation.

it's about enjoying the process of creating interesting programs

C++notes for professionals from goalkicker.com has a tcp and udp section. Not sure if its good tho, never saw the section, however the book is great

But not without pain of hard things.

Can anyone suggest me on C++ websockets. I searched a lot but couldn't find a good tutorial or documentation.

Cool. Thanks