how it count?

(*s++ & 0xc0) != 0x80 if this true it mean it's first of a utf-8 char yes?

Do you know a bit of assembly to check a code I've written?

If you don't, could you tell me if there's a group done on purpose?

I know a group, but I can't post the link here as I'll be warned

could you send it in private?

maybe because of heavy indexing

yes but how to fix?

disable indexing

maybe its possible to disable it for boost

I don`t use clion

who have know a good ide for c/c++?

visual studio or visual studio code

I am not sure this is faster than clion

visual studio or visual studio code

I using linux and I use VSCode at some times like using boost libraries but vscode not as good as CLion

sure it isn't

but I need something like CLion or fixing CLion

yes but how to fix?

It should finish at some point. In general more features your IDE has more resources are required

oh

2 most popular IDE (proper use, not text editor with plug ins) are Clion and Eclipse. Try Eclipse.

Hello! Anyone here can help me figure out the build of the boost?

There is a problem. I need to use the 1.74 boost with the vc12 (msvc) tools (the boost site says it has been tested on them). I build it together with them, but when i using it, the compiler swears at unsupported features e.g. noexcept vc12 has cropped version c++11 what could I be missing?

Do you have appropriate c++ version set in the compiler flags? Like std:c++17

thank you but I tough eclipse is not useful for a long time ago

How is Eclipse not useful? 🤔

Probably because with clang tools, text editors now are more performant with near IDE like features

Code completion and and navigation is not in the same league. I use Vscode with ccls and C++ plugin and still Eclipse works better.

Code completion and and navigation is not in the same league. I use Vscode with ccls and C++ plugin and still Eclipse works better.

If you have wrapped char with your own Char class like this: class Char { char base; public: Char(char c) { base = c } } Then you could just return char& inside the operator [] in your string class. The default constructors created for the Char class would take care of creating a Char object from char for you If you want more control you can override char() operator https://del.dog/efeckenayl.cpp

who have know a good ide for c/c++?

#include <iostream> using namespace std; class Char{ public: char base = 0; Char& operator=(char&c){base = c;return *this;} operator char(){return base;} }; int main(){ Char* cp = NULL; char s = '1'; cp = (Char*) &s; cp->base = '2'; cout << s << endl; return 0; }

#include <iostream> using namespace std; class Char{ public: char base = 0; Char& operator=(char&c){base = c;return *this;} operator char(){return base;} }; int main(){ Char* cp = NULL; char s = '1'; cp = (Char*) &s; cp->base = '2'; cout << s << endl; return 0; }

well use whatever suits you best, my personal favourites are neovim and clion

Operator char() ftw haha

CLion is bad with boost c++

why would it be affected by some library?

Slow analyze

hmm... I didn't know as i never used any boost libraries while on clion

#include <iostream> #include <cmath> using namespace std; int main() { double h,k1,k2,g,height; double m=pow(9.5,-4);k1= 30; k2=40;g=9.8;height=0.43; h=0.1; double dj,fj,fm,f0,root,df,d0,d,t; cout<<"insert the point of origin="<<endl; cin>>d0;t=fabs(dj-d0); do { f0=(-0.4)*k2*d0+0.5*k1*pow(d0,2)-m*g*d0-m*g*height; d=d0+h; fm= (-0.4)*k2*d+0.5*k1*pow(d,2)-m*g*d-m*g*height; df=(1/h)*(fm-f0); dj=d0-(f0/fm); fj= (-0.4)*k2*dj+0.5*k1*pow(dj,2)-m*g*dj-m*g*height; if (abs(fj)<=0.00000001) { cout<<"root="<<dj<<endl; break; } else d0=dj; } while (t>=0.00000001); return 0;}

use something like pastebin or ubuntu paste

I didn't Get your point, is that a command? Where should I put it?

use some online paste service instead of pasting in chat

use some online paste service instead of pasting in chat

use some online paste service instead of pasting in chat

I think this one is better https://pastebin.com/W3YGBSwf

Format the code properly please, it is difficult to read

actually I'm a beginner at C++, and I don't how I should do it

Code formatting, proper indentation. We are only human. How do you expect us to read your code if it isn't properly indented