K&R ??

Google "K&R C"

Are say to read this book

Yes

Kk

Any youtuber recommendation for learning c

the new boston

Honestly, that's something I've never got. Why watch a video when there's a perfectly good, probably better, book out there?

So if I want to compile and link a library, CMake would be the eaisest route?

It's a bunch of files, they also depend on boost

so trying to find the best way to go about this

*not compile and link, just generate shared library files

im interested in this too :D

finally I get some code time. I want to utilize a certain repo for a project :D

It looks like CMake is the fastest route to do this

i tried using 3 libs in my apps so i would compile them too

Also: If the library only uses certain parts of boost, will it only compile the parts it needs? Or the while library?

whole*

no idea

i just ended up using dynamic libs

i guess I'll find out :D

i just ended up using dynamic libs

ah ok. I'll do some digging and experimentation and report back

it will work fine on some computers

buuuut

not on windows cuz... windwos thing is... sorta messed up

lemme know

im really interested

👍 this is what I'm trying to compile btw: https://github.com/nemtech/catapult-server

specifically I only need the sdk/ and src/ dirs

you do in your project ass subdirs and include dirs

Guys I'm going to do a major in physic. With c/c++ can I enter in the quantum computing?

lol

1) physics != quantum computing 2) no 3) quantum computing will not happen in the next 20 years

you do in your project ass subdirs and include dirs

yeah I'm doing something like that now... lemme just include some boost libs it should work

I don't really know what I'm doing, but hey so far it seems to be working except for that

1) physics != quantum computing 2) no 3) quantum computing will not happen in the next 20 years

But isn't there quantum physics/mechanics?

yes there is

Hello, Dear Gurus. I'm new here. I'm trying to build this project from source: github . com/ libpcp/pcp, but I find this error during make: pastebin . com / AVPVP8xB. Any hints?

I put spaces to avoid the bot anti-spam

Any c# group?

HelloWorld 🤓

Omw ty 😚

Guys , I'm gaining proficiency in C , does anyone know any good sources where to learn more about advanced C programming? I would say I'm an intermediate level

There's nothing advanced about C other than the "hacks"

There's nothing advanced about C other than the "hacks"

^^^

Honestly, that's something I've never got. Why watch a video when there's a perfectly good, probably better, book out there?

Laziness to read for most people 😉

Who knows where I can access Mql experts and share some ideas here telegram???

Who knows where I can access Mql experts and share some ideas here telegram???

how is it related?

I have experience with that but I'm not interested in teaching people I don't know as I don't want to be held responsible for malware production

That's unfair

Whats wrong here??

Whats wrong here??

The method of taking the picture

The method of taking the picture

Ohh.. Sorry i will do that again... I tried my best to make the linker happy... Just a min.

The linker didn't resolve the function name

The linker didn't resolve the function name

Lemme check

Whats wrong here??

Problem solved

Problem solved

good job

how is it related?

Meta Quote lang for building expert advisors (automated trading systems)

It's syntacs almost as that for c++ and c#

That's why I asked that question here believing I can get any help if someone is familiar with trading softwares

Ankit has 1/3 warnings... watch out! Reason for last warn: promo/ad

So in general, static libraries are slower and make the executable bigger, versus dynamic?

or do I have this wrong?

I'm getting the impresstion that dynamic libs only use what's called, vs static calls the whole thing

and a side note, anyone here an Arduino library developer?

So in general, static libraries are slower and make the executable bigger, versus dynamic?

Static libraries are pulled into the executable, so they do make it larger, there is no speed difference though

hello

one question

Static libraries are pulled into the executable, so they do make it larger, there is no speed difference though

👍 thanks

how do we call the library of the visual c++ programs? CLI or CLR or Windows Forms?

what?

I'm getting the impresstion that dynamic libs only use what's called, vs static calls the whole thing

Dynamic libs have to have every function, because it is unknown which of the functions will be used. Static libs only have the functions actually used by your program, because the compiler optimizes unused functions away

Dynamic libs have to have every function, because it is unknown which of the functions will be used. Static libs only have the functions actually used by your program, because the compiler optimizes unused functions away

ahhh so it's actually the other way around :D that makes sense

thanks rokas

how do we call the library of the visual c++ programs? CLI or CLR or Windows Forms?

cli = command-line interface CLR = Common Language Runtime Windows Forms=Windows Forms (WinForms) is a graphical (GUI) class library included as a part of Microsoft .NET Framework, providing a platform to write rich client applications for desktop, laptop, and tablet PCs.

ahhh so it's actually the other way around :D that makes sense

Yeah, but static libs have their own issues, and you should decide on a case by case basis whether to use static or dynamic

I have another question, should C files be compiled seperaetly from cpp files?

As in, compile C using a C compiler first, then c++ using a c++ compiler, then we can link those together later with a c++ tool or something

As in, compile C using a C compiler first, then c++ using a c++ compiler, then we can link those together later with a c++ tool or something

You should be able to compile them together

awesome okay

I have another question, should C files be compiled seperaetly from cpp files?

Each file is compiled individually anyway, in the end you link them together

Each file is compiled individually anyway, in the end you link them together

yup :D

thanksfor clearing this up for me guys