hi, is there a group like this for javascript?

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What compiler do you use?

Ubuntu, not sure how to check which compiler cmake uses, but I suppose that it's gcc 10.2.0 I also think this is something either with my configuration or just something is broken

Can you compile a minimal example with g++ and the -pthread option?

Ubuntu, not sure how to check which compiler cmake uses, but I suppose that it's gcc 10.2.0 I also think this is something either with my configuration or just something is broken

Hey Expert's, need your support to get it done. I'm running a small structure function program through VIsual Studio 2019... struct data { float amount; char fname [30]; char lname[30]; }rec; void print_rec (struct data displayRec); int main (void) { printf ("Enter the first and last names\n"); scanf_s ("%s %s", rec.fname, rec.lname); printf ("\n Enter the amount: "); scanf ("%f", &rec.amount); print_rec (rec); return 0; } void print_rec (struct data displayRec) { printf ("\nPerson %s %s gave $.2f.\n",displayEd.fname, displayRec.lname, displayRec.amount); } This program gives 3 warnings at VIsual Studio but works perfectly at Linux Terminal.... Please guide

What is wrong with this code? It crashes for me on SIGSTOP if I run the app under debugging with GDB (compiled with gcc). Crash is on the created thread somewhere in non-symbolized code (allocatestack.c). auto thread = std::thread([]{}); thread.join();

can anyone send me kernel device driver handwritten notes..im ready to pay amount also

Message appears as "Missing integers argument to 'scanf_s' that corresponds to conversion specifier '4'

Missing integer argument to `scanf_s`- Error: C_Programming https://www.reddit.com/r/C_Programming/comments/jubis0/missing_integer_argument_to_scanf_s_error/?utm_source=amp&utm_medium=&utm_content=post_body

I'm pretty sure it requires string length

Please clear with code so I can edit and try it

What is Inmemory database design

S sir I'm newbie not an expert like you all

Do scanf_s("%s",x,1)

Hey Expert's, need your support to get it done. I'm running a small structure function program through VIsual Studio 2019... struct data { float amount; char fname [30]; char lname[30]; }rec; void print_rec (struct data displayRec); int main (void) { printf ("Enter the first and last names\n"); scanf_s ("%s %s", rec.fname, rec.lname); printf ("\n Enter the amount: "); scanf ("%f", &rec.amount); print_rec (rec); return 0; } void print_rec (struct data displayRec) { printf ("\nPerson %s %s gave $.2f.\n",displayEd.fname, displayRec.lname, displayRec.amount); } This program gives 3 warnings at VIsual Studio but works perfectly at Linux Terminal.... Please guide

#include <stdio.h> struct data { float amount; char fname [30]; char lname[30]; }; void print_rec (struct data displayRec); int main (void) { struct data rec; printf ("Enter the first and last names\n"); scanf ("%s %s", rec.fname, rec.lname); printf ("\n Enter the amount: "); scanf ("%f", &rec.amount); print_rec (rec); return 0; } void print_rec(struct data displayRec) { printf ("\nPerson %s %s gave %.2f.\n", displayRec.fname, displayRec.lname, displayRec.amount); }

Now there's buffer overrun vulnerability in your code

you're right but if you want use scanf_s() instead of scanf() to avoid overbuffer, you have to specify the vector size -1, in this example: scanf_s("%29s %29s", rec.fname, rec.lname);

You can pass it's size as second parameter duh

I want a code to make a digital clock

#include <stdio.h> struct data { float amount; char fname [30]; char lname[30]; }; void print_rec (struct data displayRec); int main (void) { struct data rec; printf ("Enter the first and last names\n"); scanf ("%s %s", rec.fname, rec.lname); printf ("\n Enter the amount: "); scanf ("%f", &rec.amount); print_rec (rec); return 0; } void print_rec(struct data displayRec) { printf ("\nPerson %s %s gave %.2f.\n", displayRec.fname, displayRec.lname, displayRec.amount); }

Sir! It's still unresolved....If I use scanf_s with buffer size 29, Exception thrown at 0x0FCEEFD9 (ucrtbased.dll) in Aitken_Jones_Day_11_6.c.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation writing location 0x00DDB000. This error apear and debug stuck.

No idea about this process

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Implement your list interface using a fixed chunk of memory, say an array of size 100. If the user wants to add more stuff to your list than fits in your memory you should produce some kind of error, for example you can throw an exception if your language supports that

Implement your list interface using a fixed chunk of memory, say an array of size 100. If the user wants to add more stuff to your list than fits in your memory you should produce some kind of error, for example you can throw an exception if your language supports that

If that happens it will show that the program's core is dumped

Implement your list interface using a fixed chunk of memory, say an array of size 100. If the user wants to add more stuff to your list than fits in your memory you should produce some kind of error, for example you can throw an exception if your language supports that

This is done by default by your programming language..if user's input excedes your memory then it will show the massage automatically

where can I find some tests about design patterns?