/report

/ban yo criminal!

So it IS true that Mac uses a different way of compiling vs Linux?

Linux uses ELF, where as macOS uses MACH-O or smth?

/report

Thanks

Thanks

Welcome ☺️

So, for example then if I try a Linux-compiled cpp file then it will not run on Mac because the format is different?

If the Mac has the libraries, then it should run

Depends on how Mac functions, but because Mac is FreeBSD then it should function relatively the same

Except for something like Windows where you need <windows.h> api library to run on

Depends on how Mac functions, but because Mac is FreeBSD then it should function relatively the same

That's what I thought initially, until I tried using Linux-compiled object fles on mac

Show me

linker would yell at me when I went to string everything together

Maybe it's a problem in your code

Maybe you didn't include Mac api libs

interesting didn't even know about that

I don't write for Mac, I wouldn't know entirely. I write for windows and bsd.

Linux kernel is shit

90% of linux distros are shit

90% of linux distros are shit

i'd have to agree with you there

If you use systemd, you must hate privacy and freedom

If you use systemd, you must hate privacy and freedom

Nonsese

Nonsese

You're nonsense

SO i'd get something like this

I do have access to the original files, so I'll probably compile them myself

will have to make edits to the lib most likely anyway

use g++

clang will compile and make the program run slower than cc or gcc / g++

You're nonsense

I don't care. But saying that a free software is against privacy and freedom doesn't makes much sense anyway

clang will compile and make the program run slower than cc or gcc / g++

I'll work on it some more today, currently busy with some writing atm :(

I don't care. But saying that a free software is against privacy and freedom doesn't makes much sense anyway

1. systemd is majority funded by gov't agencies 2. It is written by a proprietary linux group 3. code base has never been audited, is so big and grows so quickly that it cannot be audited

1. systemd is majority funded by gov't agencies 2. It is written by a proprietary linux group 3. code base has never been audited, is so big and grows so quickly that it cannot be audited

I've never thought about that before, pretty centralized

https://ihatesystemd.com/

then again Mac OS and Windows are the same xD

1. systemd is funded mainly by gov't agencies 2. systemd always has pid at the start, meaning it controls your system entirely, and hasn't been audited. That's an unknown set of code running at pid 1. Why would I allow something funded by the government to run at pid 1?

1. systemd is majority funded by gov't agencies 2. It is written by a proprietary linux group 3. code base has never been audited, is so big and grows so quickly that it cannot be audited

I don't have time today, but some private orgs may do good floss software

BTW, I don't like nor use systemd, but I don't believe in conspiracies or hypothesis

It's not conspiracy. Remember, with the code base not audited, you can get bugs like heartbleed

That bug could have been easily patched had someone audited it

That bug could have been easily patched had someone audited it

A sidenote, do you think something like a blockchain would be good for auditing changes in a codebase as large as that? As in it verfies information?

It's not conspiracy. Remember, with the code base not audited, you can get bugs like heartbleed

using something that have bugs (or a lot of them) != hating privacy nor freedom

If you use systemd, you must hate privacy and freedom

You mean Debian is "shit" then

hello

using something that have bugs (or a lot of them) != hating privacy nor freedom

Code base has not been audited, no way to tell entirely what systemd does behind-the-scenes

But I get your point, it's simply that your initial argument was far to exaggerated

Not having hte code audited is the same as running a binary without the code

thr*

the*

ie: HATING privacy and freedom because of it

in C++ there is provision that The data members and member functions declared public can be accessed by other classes too....

http://cpp.sh/3tybe

clang will compile and make the program run slower than cc or gcc / g++

Actualy NO.

but look this code once

_Oh really_

I thought Telegram supported markdown

I can't get why error is showing while accessing x

since it is declared as public

http://cpp.sh/3tybe

Fun fact: The Telegram Desktop client is written in cpp

just thought I'd throw that out there xD

Fun fact: The Telegram Desktop client is written in cpp

Yeah Qt iirc

Yeah Qt iirc

Yeah YRCC

clang will compile and make the program run slower than cc or gcc / g++

Things got better a while ago, this statement is NOT entirely true in 2018: https://github.com/boyerjohn/rapidstring

#include<stdio.h> #include<conio.h> void main() { textbackground(BLUE); textcolor(YELLOW); clrscr(); int i,j,k,f,sum=0,s,revi,revf,avg=0,o,ch,e,a[20],temp=0,l,min=0,max=0; printf("Enter limit of Array = "); scanf("%d",&l); printf("\n Enter Your Element \n "); for(i=0;i<l;i++) {scanf("%d",a[i]);} printf("\n 1. Even Valued Numbers "); printf("\n 2. Odd Valued Numbers "); printf("\n 3. Revers The Array "); printf("\n 4. Remove Duplicate Numbers "); printf("\n 5. Sum and Average "); printf("\n 6. Minimum & Maximum Value "); scanf("%d",&ch); switch(ch) { case 1: for(e=0;e<l;e++) { if(a[e]%2==0) printf("%d ",a[e]); } break; case 2: for(o=0;o<l;o++) { if(a[o]%2!=0) printf("%d",a[o]); } break; case 3: for(revi=0,revf=l-1;revi<l,revf>l;revi++,revf--) { temp=a[revi]; a[revi]=a[revf]; a[revf]=temp; } printf("The Reverse of the array is \n "); for(i=0;i<l;i++) { printf("%d \t",a[i]); } break; case 4: printf("\n ORIGINAL ARRAY \n "); for(i=0;i<l;i++) { printf("%d",a[i]); } printf("\n FINAL ARRAY AFTER REMOVE OF DUPLICATEs \n "); for(i=0;i<l;i++) { for(j=i+1;j<l;j++) { if(a[i]==a[i]) { for(k=j;k<l;k++) { a[k]=a[k+1];} l--; } else {j++;} } } for(i=0;i<l;i++) { printf("%d",a[i]);} break; case 5: for(s=0;s<l;s++) { sum+=a[s]; } avg=sum/l; printf("\n The Sum is %d",sum); printf("\n The AVG is %d",avg); break; case 6 : for(i=1;i<l;i++) { if(a[i]>max) {max=a[i]; } else { min=a[i]; } } printf("\n Maximum Number is %d",max); printf("\n Minimum Number is %d ",min); break; default : printf("\n You have Entered wrong Input "); } getch(); }

i am having issue in this program anyone there to help me

What error,?

i am having issue in this program anyone there to help me

Yes

restart from scratch

and don't use goto

C question: if i create a socket with the function socket(...) and i put the 2nd argument as SOCK_RAW, do i have to write the whole packet when i use the send() function or just the data?

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How do I hack a cellphone?

step one

learn how to google

How do I hack a cellphone?

Step two - learn how a cellphone works

Step two - learn how a cellphone works

step three - learn that you can't hack everything just by asking a group

I guess, I asked the wrong question.....*not in a correct phrase

rephrase

rephrase

Help me out🤔

With rephrasing?

do you speak french or german?