hh ;) it for more suspense hh i'm actually try to run a program with threads on windows on visual studio 2019 and every thing seem to be good but when i run it in terminal it doesn't work

# include <pthread.h> no such file

on the editor it works correctly i linked the package that i installed from here https://sourceware.org/pthreads-win32/ to the includ and liberary repertories but i dont can do the same steps for the gcc compiler

on the editor it works correctly i linked the package that i installed from here https://sourceware.org/pthreads-win32/ to the includ and liberary repertories but i dont can do the same steps for the gcc compiler

did you try gcc -o myprogram myprogram.c -lpthread ?

Did you tried to link the pthread library?

# include <pthread.h> no such file

Do not use pthread

it seem like we have to link the library of the pthread package to something in the gcc

Look, if you are in MS Windows; it's madness to use the POSIX Threads. Because Microsoft already has the Win32Thread and doesn't have any official support of the POSIX Thread. By the way ... if you have not a good reason to directly using a Thread Manager Library, so don't do it. Just use the Standard Provided Thread Library.

mmm oké i think i would try to buy a new RAM and restart with ubuntu because my project consiste to use <pthread.h> 😅, but thank you anyway

mmm oké i think i would try to buy a new RAM and restart with ubuntu because my project consiste to use <pthread.h> 😅, but thank you anyway

a WSL? mmm like bash ?

mmm oké i think i would try to buy a new RAM and restart with ubuntu because my project consiste to use <pthread.h> 😅, but thank you anyway

Why do you need to buy a RAM to use Ubuntu?

maybe for virtual machine

ok, why not just use dual boot

yes i allocat 2gb and 4 processors and when i run it my pc become so heavy

Use dual boot

did you try gcc -o myprogram myprogram.c -lpthread ?

I am afraid that is off-topic

Hello everyone, I wrote a C/C++ build tool which provides powerful dependency package integration. 😄 https://github.com/xmake-io/xmake

Hello everyone, I wrote a C/C++ build tool which provides powerful dependency package integration. 😄 https://github.com/xmake-io/xmake

you can try it. 😄

Guys how do I write this thing properly? if (ch == '.' || ch == ',' || ch != '\'\' || ch != \';' || ch != ':' || ch != '!' || ch != '?') {...}

I tried, i like it. It reminded me of the Mason build system.

meson only is a project generator, but xmake is make + package manager + project generator

Try Regex (with std::regex).

And it's good 😁👍 (Especially that package manager part).

Oh this is not good one

CMake + Conan is my choice

(I prefer the POSIX Regex not std::regex, it's ugly.) And what is the good one?

Please scholars How do C++ programming relates to Java and C# programming language

It's not related until you need to port a library to other languages.

It's not related until you need to port a library to other languages.

String x = 10; int xx = xx.toInt(x); Is this wrong to get int like this way?

Please scholars How do C++ programming relates to Java and C# programming language

String x = 10; int xx = xx.toInt(x); Is this wrong to get int like this way?

String x = 10; int xx = xx.toInt(x); Is this wrong to get int like this way?