Also notice that, stack grows from higher memory to lower memory (VM_GROWSDOWN). So we need put the highest memory as thread stack, since the thread stack will grow down (notice the newstack increment before clone syscall).

https://pastebin.com/TnxgrJEr

Hello friends Does anyone have a php programming group? Thank you for sending me

If i rotate by 8 what'll happen?

Hello friends Does anyone have a php programming group? Thank you for sending me

Why was I reported?

k <= n

/warn offtopic

Use %7 in case

rude

oh! but shouldn't presented algo have to work for k=3

TBH i didn't understand the algorithm I've a simpler one that I used in codemonk

Would a Qt C++ GUI library question here be valid?

Would a Qt C++ GUI library question here be valid?

Can you send your clients code?

My problem is if i restart server, but clients still work, then when server starts, it have too many connections, and I cant identify client with its id... void __fastcall Tfm::FormClose(TObject *Sender, TCloseAction &Action) { try { if(client->Active) client->Socket->Disconnect( client->Socket->SocketHandle ); } catch (...) { } client->Active=0; } //--------------------------------------------------------------------------- void __fastcall Tfm::FormCreate(TObject *Sender) { client->Address="127.0.0.1"; client->Port=8000; client->Active=1; } //--------------------------------------------------------------------------- void __fastcall Tfm::Timer1Timer(TObject *Sender) { if (!client->Active) client->Active=1; }

C++ Builder?

kind of

What do you mean Kind of? So what is it?

This is Embarcadero C++ Builder Tokyo 10.4

That is what I said C++ Builder.

My problem is if i restart server, but clients still work, then when server starts, it have too many connections, and I cant identify client with its id... void __fastcall Tfm::FormClose(TObject *Sender, TCloseAction &Action) { try { if(client->Active) client->Socket->Disconnect( client->Socket->SocketHandle ); } catch (...) { } client->Active=0; } //--------------------------------------------------------------------------- void __fastcall Tfm::FormCreate(TObject *Sender) { client->Address="127.0.0.1"; client->Port=8000; client->Active=1; } //--------------------------------------------------------------------------- void __fastcall Tfm::Timer1Timer(TObject *Sender) { if (!client->Active) client->Active=1; }

My problem is if i restart server, but clients still work, then when server starts, it have too many connections, and I cant identify client with its id... void __fastcall Tfm::FormClose(TObject *Sender, TCloseAction &Action) { try { if(client->Active) client->Socket->Disconnect( client->Socket->SocketHandle ); } catch (...) { } client->Active=0; } //--------------------------------------------------------------------------- void __fastcall Tfm::FormCreate(TObject *Sender) { client->Address="127.0.0.1"; client->Port=8000; client->Active=1; } //--------------------------------------------------------------------------- void __fastcall Tfm::Timer1Timer(TObject *Sender) { if (!client->Active) client->Active=1; }

It'll never get signal of disconnect because it doesn't time out at all, make sure you force disconnect if there is no communication established in a certain time... or check if there is any property for timeout.

If i correctly understand i must do it on server side? I did so previously, but I thought there is better way and I dont understand something...

No on client side... if your client is written in C++ Builder.

when i finish this project I'll move to visual!

Visual what? C#?

Visual what? C#?

Probably Studio

visual c++!

visual c++!

Use C#, which is like C++ Builder.

Means you are trying to access memory which is not allocated in your process

Can i create rest api with c?

yes but it would be complicated, better with c++

Yes, I think his point was that you can't pass an array by value.

That's why we should use std::array

you could also do struct Dummy { int array[20]; };

Btw, does it work in C?