Rberto
/get learn
coolthought
/get ide
coolthought
Thank you admin and contributors. An impressive list
রোhन
Can anyone provide me some resources to lean C PROGRAMMING!
Rberto
No C++ only C......
I am a absolute beginner
In the page cppreference.com exist a section just for the c reference
coolthought
/get India
coolthought
/get freeprogrammingbooks
coolthought
/get best-book
coolthought
/get vscodesetup101
Rakesh
/notes
Rakesh
/get best-books
Parth
Agree..Books are for rules and regulations of particular language
Parth
You can improve by practice only
Parth
Do as much practice as you can, Do projects, Try to create small games, Read available libraries
Anonymous
ffs, stop spamming bot commands
Spirit
/dickseverywhere
MAC
Do as much practice as you can, Do projects, Try to create small games, Read available libraries
it's impossible writing games for beginners
Anonymous
Please can someone explain loops and iteration in c++🙏🙏🙏🙏
Anonymous
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67309922/implementing-resizable-graphical-user-interfaces
klimi
Please can someone explain loops and iteration in c++🙏🙏🙏🙏
while and for loops are the main... in c++ i think you have some for each too but i am not a c++ dev
Pankaj
Some write code in c for pacman game
VinOth
C programming
Functions topic please explain ...
Anonymous
#rose_as_my_girlfriend
Anonymous
😂😂😂😂😂
Pankaj
???
A function is a group of statements that together perform a task. Every C program has at least one function, which is main(), and all the most trivial programs can define additional functions
Pankaj
In 'C' programming, functions are divided into two types:
Library functions
User-defined functions
MAC
A function is a group of statements that together perform a task. Every C program has at least one function, which is main(), and all the most trivial programs can define additional functions
it's idea come from math, it's called begin and end points of algorithm
Suka
Ehsan
A
Mazen
1. Eclipse is garbage
2. VS code is not an ide
Eclipse is the de facto standard in embedded systems c/c++
vscode is editor but can be used as an ide with c/c++ extension
Anonymous
Eclipse is the de facto standard in embedded systems c/c++
vscode is editor but can be used as an ide with c/c++ extension
No, it's not de facto a standard in embedded C++
Mazen
No, it's not de facto a standard in embedded C++
I can name more that 5 big companies in embedded world using Eclipse as development IDE. Is that enough to convince you?
Anonymous
Talula
Mazen
Embedded Systems development, for example Microcontrollers and SoC
Anonymous
Embedded Systems development, for example Microcontrollers and SoC
I know big companies that don't use Eclipse for Embedded development, so what? :)
Talula
Embedded Systems development, for example Microcontrollers and SoC
What Eclipse has to do with it?
Anonymous
I know big companies that don't use Eclipse for Embedded development, so what? :)
Like Samsung and Intel :)
Talula
Like microchip and Atmel and expresif
Talula
And RPi Nano
Mazen
I know microchip using NetBeans
Atmel is using Visual Studio
Talula
I know microchip using NetBeans
Atmel is using Visual Studio
As IDEs microchip is stupid at best, while Atmel uses VS with a plug-in
Mazen
Did you know that Microchip is using Eclipse also for Embedded development?
Talula
Even though Atmel is owned by microchip
Talula
Did you know that Microchip is using Eclipse also for Embedded development?
If you mean their IDE which I think is called MPLab X then maybe but it’s not everything, I use CCS C to program microchip and it doesn’t even use Java it uses an IDE written in C++.
Mazen
No, Mblab X is based on NetBeans.
Mazen
Microsemi acquired by microchip
And, their IDE is called SoftConsole.
It is based on Eclipse l!
Talula
But your challenge was “every” it is simply not true.
Mazen
Did I say "every"?
Mazen
What I am trying to say, is that "Eclipse is a valid c/c++ IDE"
trying to ignore it is not "true"
Because "most" of embedded system right now are developed by Eclipse.
On the other hand I am not saying that you have to use it.!
Anonymous
What I am trying to say, is that "Eclipse is a valid c/c++ IDE"
trying to ignore it is not "true"
Because "most" of embedded system right now are developed by Eclipse.
On the other hand I am not saying that you have to use it.!
> most
I don't think you have a representative selection
Mazen
Like Samsung and Intel :)
I have a picture that shows Intel and Samsung are indeed using Eclipse
Unfortunately I can share it here
Mazen
List of Eclipse-based software - Wikipedia
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Eclipse-based_software
Anonymous
I have a picture that shows Intel and Samsung are indeed using Eclipse
Unfortunately I can share it here
I worked at Intel and no one that I knew would use Eclipse for any kind of C++ development including Embedded one
I know some developers from Samsung that work on software for their system on chips and they surely don't use Eclipse
Maybe they do use it but it's not a common choice
Mazen
As you can see, Altera is Intel compony
Talula
What I am trying to say, is that "Eclipse is a valid c/c++ IDE"
trying to ignore it is not "true"
Because "most" of embedded system right now are developed by Eclipse.
On the other hand I am not saying that you have to use it.!
If Atmel, exprssif and microchip are not then what is left? Samsung? Intel doesn’t really make SOC.
Anonymous
Pankaj
??
Mazen
If Atmel, exprssif and microchip are not then what is left? Samsung? Intel doesn’t really make SOC.
Did you mean "espressif"?
Mazen
Exprssif and Microchip are using Eclipse IDE
https://youtu.be/DqnZy4d03_s
Talula
Exprssif and Microchip are using Eclipse IDE
https://youtu.be/DqnZy4d03_s
You can use any IDE but it doesn’t mean it’s the valid IDE... please explain what you mean by valid.