coroutines will be fun though

when they get them done

compiletime compiler to compile time your code for compiler

hopefully c++2020

reflection is ffun with c++

THERE IS NONE

made my own with ~5k lines

rip

my c++ code is mainly focused on PCL

NEVER HAVE I SEEN A MORE FUCKED UP API

i am working on automating my C++ code

my c++ code is mainly focused on PCL

PCL stands for "pervert cum lick"?

PCL stands for "pervert cum lick"?

no... of course not... sudo dnf remove libpervert-cum-lick

my code has more length

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° )

mines has more girth

my code is a chod

Jesus fucking christ, guys, calm the fuck down

mad CTO outa there

my code is a chod

my code has shit tons of acnes that I pop indefinitely, allowing me to smudge a pus everywhere , bringing me a constant coding joy and orgasms. touche.

mmm intimacy things

mmm, looks like true C++ chat

mmm, looks like true C++ chat

scroll to this post:

mmm intimacy things

Stop, seriously, that's enough shitposting for now

in other news, does anyone know how to get a SVD230 CAN transceiver working with an STM32F429I discovery board?

mmm, looks like true C++ chat

The best on the planet

this

The best on the planet

LOL

can you rate my code?

i do not think i can do it using the standard CAN api

in other news, does anyone know how to get a SVD230 CAN transceiver working with an STM32F429I discovery board?

What will you use this setup for?

i do not think i can do it using the standard CAN api

Why not

What will you use this setup for?

a robotic arm i am building

using magneto rheological fluid

a robotic arm i am building

Oh nice

if you are CTO of several companies why won't you just tell them to build a robotic arm for ya

Why not

because the SVD230 has CAN TX and CAN RX but the code uses these 2 pins more as AF

if you are CTO of several companies why won't you just tell them to build a robotic arm for ya

this is a side project i am doing for fun

Mh okay ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° )

Do you know if CAN bus is good for long distances? (Like 40 meters or so?)

because the SVD230 has CAN TX and CAN RX but the code uses these 2 pins more as AF

Just fork the library for this one project then

Unless it's closed source

you need 1 MBit/second to get 40 meters

but ya it works

Just fork the library for this one project then

ya i am saying the library is the problem

when is hurd coming out?

ya i am saying the library is the problem

Do they have their pin numbers hardcoded everywhere or smth?

that sticker pack

you need 1 MBit/second to get 40 meters

What about I2C?

that sticker pack

Godlike, I know

you need 1 MBit/second to get 40 meters

The lower transmission rate is not a problem

What about I2C?

much worse

much worse

Hmm, I may need to switch my project to CAN bus in that case, unless you know any better protocol for wired long distance communication?

you can also use RS protocols but these are only hardware defined

no software associated

you might also want to look into using CIP (Common Industrial Protocol)

you can also use RS protocols but these are only hardware defined

Yes, I see RS-485 is good for long distances, but I do like the larger selection of available addresses on I2C, plus I'd like to keep on using it, so I will probably do some experiments on it

Yes, I see RS-485 is good for long distances, but I do like the larger selection of available addresses on I2C, plus I'd like to keep on using it, so I will probably do some experiments on it

you can use ID as an addressing mechanism on CAN

Yes, I see RS-485 is good for long distances, but I do like the larger selection of available addresses on I2C, plus I'd like to keep on using it, so I will probably do some experiments on it

I2C can be hard to tune due to pull-up, so simply replacing a long cable with another one can give you unexpected results.

I2C wasn't actually designed for external communications. ModBUS is one of the option.

You can use Modbus over serial link if needed, which in turn can be RS485

(I disregard all discussion above, I must say)

#include <stdio.h> //Compiler version gcc 6.3.0 main(void) { int i=10,j; printf("%d %d\n",i,j); j=++i + i +++j; ( It's valid or not) if yes why????? printf("%d %d\n",i,j); }

try to think

easy to learn if you know c/c++

Yep nothing like c++ 😂💔

look closely

not visually

I think I would go with Swift too

look closely

But it so much easier

Also the variable names are trash, make your code self-documenting, variables should say what are they storing

I didn't understand..can you elaborate..plzz

Hello! Is it possible OF 200 mhz do mcmc calculations 50x faster than a I 7? Thanks

Not a programmer but interested on the above statement. Really apre iate for any answer

if you have 50 of them in paralel maybe?.... I really dont know....

if you have 50 of them in paralel maybe?.... I really dont know....

Tha ks

lol....

Thanks