there are some free ones available online

unless they are „what is a for loop“ level of beginner

there’s a group for such questions: http://t.me/c_cpp_india

😹😹

Beginners don't need chats imo.

They need to solve their problems themselves and start googling their way out.

They need to solve their problems themselves and start googling their way out.

> solve their problems themselves > start googling

> solve their problems themselves > start googling

Most folks asking here want to be spoon feeded

yes

Most folks asking here want to be spoon feeded

oof

It shouldnt become a habit to always ask others

It shouldnt become a habit to always ask others

ikr

especially if they always seek out for the same people to help

Why be independent when you can be comfy?

Why be independent when you can be comfy?

damn

okay thank

int retFunc(void) { return 42; } void vFunc(void) { static int secret; secret = retFunc(); } int main(void) { return ((int (*)(void))vFunc)(); } hi, in this code why we have return value !? i guess int (*)(void) are point to stack address but why print value ?

what mean ''' return ((int (*)(void))vFunc)(); '''

int retFunc(void) { return 42; } void vFunc(void) { static int secret; secret = retFunc(); } int main(void) { return ((int (*)(void))vFunc)(); } hi, in this code why we have return value !? i guess int (*)(void) are point to stack address but why print value ?

You cast void(*)(void) function pointer into int(*)(void) one

Which is UB

You cast void(*)(void) function pointer into int(*)(void) one

and then call it

You cast void(*)(void) function pointer into int(*)(void) one

Wait

How? Is it not formatted correctly because he didn't use monospace?

Wait

func_name is it's address

func_name is it's address

Wait what

I see now, why is he doing that

That's not right

and then call it

my problem are why this have return value ? i point to void function not a return value function! if i use this unsigned char array[]=................... . . . ((int(*)())array)(); this run it because RIP set with array function address

my problem are why this have return value ? i point to void function not a return value function! if i use this unsigned char array[]=................... . . . ((int(*)())array)(); this run it because RIP set with array function address

remove return in main for this func call. add return 0 below

remove return in main for this func call. add return 0 below

my issue in concept

my issue in concept

what do you mean? return value in main is used by OS, to get your program status code

0 - means your program terminated correctly, other value - something wrong

what do you mean? return value in main is used by OS, to get your program status code

why this function have return value?->vFunc is void

why this function have return value?->vFunc is void

to notify OS if your program terminated correctly or not

add just return 0; in main

add just return 0; in main

bro i mean this : void vFunc(void) { static int secret; secret = retFunc(); } i know what is return value in main function.

bro i mean this : void vFunc(void) { static int secret; secret = retFunc(); } i know what is return value in main function.

this is ok. what is the problem? you ask why somebody write this code?

this is ok. what is the problem? you ask why somebody write this code?

you think this function have return value ? it's normal?

vFunc does not have return value, retFunc has

vFunc does not have return value, retFunc has

ok so why we point to none ret function but have return value (This has confused me🤯)

void vFunc(void) { static int secret; secret = retFunc(); } we just called retFunc(which has return value) and assigned this return value to secret var. I can`t see where we point here

int (*)(void) this point to function with void parameter correct?

int (*ptr)(void), ptr - is pointer to function with no parameter and int return value

int (*ptr)(void), ptr - is pointer to function with no parameter and int return value

OK 👍 But , code is ((int (*)(void))vFunc)() -> vFunc is void function

OK 👍 But , code is ((int (*)(void))vFunc)() -> vFunc is void function

That is undefined behavior

That is undefined behavior

what is your mean ? can you explain that ? thanks

what is your mean ? can you explain that ? thanks

When I mean undefined behavior, it means it cannot be explained

OK 👍 But , code is ((int (*)(void))vFunc)() -> vFunc is void function

you cast function which return no value to function which return int. this is illegal

you cast function which return no value to function which return int. this is illegal

Yeah call 911

When I mean undefined behavior, it means it cannot be explained

your explain like this 😁

you cast function which return no value to function which return int. this is illegal

OK finally , I must debugged in memory thanks a lot🌹

how to check a inbuilt function of c++ code from vscode?

ohkay

whats this #numbers? #1 #37

how to check a inbuilt function of c++ code from vscode?

What I have in my installations is this extension https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ccls-project.ccls And compilation database for my project.

Hihi

nonohello.com

whats this #numbers? #1 #37

whut the actual fudge is this?

whut the actual fudge is this?

+

whut the actual fudge is this?

preprocessor output (e.g. gcc -E)

whats this #numbers? #1 #37

You probably don't need to care about that, you can read more about GCC's preprocessor output here https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/cpp/Preprocessor-Output.html Source file name and line number information is conveyed by lines of the form # linenum filename flags These are called linemarkers. They are inserted as needed into the output (but never within a string or character constant). They mean that the following line originated in file filename at line linenum. filename will never contain any non-printing characters; they are replaced with octal escape sequences. After the file name comes zero or more flags, which are ‘1’, ‘2’, ‘3’, or ‘4’. If there are multiple flags, spaces separate them. Here is what the flags mean: ‘1’ This indicates the start of a new file. ‘2’ This indicates returning to a file (after having included another file). ‘3’ This indicates that the following text comes from a system header file, so certain warnings should be suppressed. ‘4’ This indicates that the following text should be treated as being wrapped in an implicit extern "C" block.

if input =6 ccsskk ccsskk ss..ss ss..ss kk..cc kk..cc in C language can anyone suggest the logic for this pattern

if input =6 ccsskk ccsskk ss..ss ss..ss kk..cc kk..cc in C language can anyone suggest the logic for this pattern

Logic of what? Your input is 6 or "6 ccsskk"?

if input =6 ccsskk ccsskk ss..ss ss..ss kk..cc kk..cc in C language can anyone suggest the logic for this pattern

I dont even understand that

Happy Diwali all

when we enter input =6 then it will display the pattern 1st line ccsskk 2nd line ccsskk 3rd line ss..ss 4th line ss..ss 5th line kk..cc 6th linekk..cc

when we enter input =6 then it will display the pattern 1st line ccsskk 2nd line ccsskk 3rd line ss..ss 4th line ss..ss 5th line kk..cc 6th linekk..cc

have you tried rephrasing the question instead of posting it again? It's unclear what you want

hello guys, is there someone skilled with visual studio 2019?

hello guys, is there someone skilled with visual studio 2019?

yes, there are people in this group proficient with VS2019

how can I add %d recussively ?

how can I add %d recussively ?

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yes, there are people in this group proficient with VS2019

I've a problem with one of my colleagues. We are trying to share a Cmake project written in VS2019, the problem is that in CMakeSetting.txt each library refer to path on his pc and not mine. Have I to change manually each path in Setting, or is there any automatic way to make this?

how can I add %d recussively ?

Why do you want it "recursively"? You can have a loop that reads all the values. Be aware that C++ does not support VLAs, so it might be better to use std::vector<int> instead of int a[n]

I've a problem with one of my colleagues. We are trying to share a Cmake project written in VS2019, the problem is that in CMakeSetting.txt each library refer to path on his pc and not mine. Have I to change manually each path in Setting, or is there any automatic way to make this?

sorry for my english, I'm doing my best 😂ù

Why do you want it "recursively"? You can have a loop that reads all the values. Be aware that C++ does not support VLAs, so it might be better to use std::vector<int> instead of int a[n]

but the input is given in the single line, so using a for loop is wrong...

since it will check the new line for input

since it will check the new line for input

no, it does not check for new lines. It will read whatever is there

thank.. you

i am a idiot, havent tried it with scanf...

I've a problem with one of my colleagues. We are trying to share a Cmake project written in VS2019, the problem is that in CMakeSetting.txt each library refer to path on his pc and not mine. Have I to change manually each path in Setting, or is there any automatic way to make this?

Assuming you're referring to the CMakeSettings.json[1], I am not aware of an automated way to do it, since basically no tool would be able to find your libraries. The easiest solution would probably be to use the same directories or create symlinks for them. [1] https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/build/cmakesettings-reference?view=msvc-160