The .efi files are in the EFI partition.the UEFI NVRAM configuration tells UEFI Firmware code which efi file to boot from.

It's not slow, and you need to do it only once after you pull It doesn't change anything if it wasn't changed

where is the efi nvram configuration

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://wikileaks.org/ciav7p1/cms/page_26968097.html&ved=2ahUKEwjhqNvu36P8AhUVUGwGHXm0AfQQFnoECAoQAQ&usg=AOvVaw0k7bBqgU71n45ul1JEKW1q

and is Nvram something like ram

is it in the efi partition

You haven't read the osdev wiki like I told you, have you?

it is very long i only need to know a thing

Hah, OK.

Hah, OK.

i want to compile my own twrp recovery

And how is that connected? O.o

And how is that connected? O.o

do you know what is repo sync

hello guys, i need help print words that begin and end with the same letter. words are separated by a space

I made easy to use tiny header to solve the problem https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AJtZQNZylm_94NZpFvgYUnsBtEpngnIY/view?usp=sharing You can use it this way: https://drive.google.com/file/d/149JEbyfdhq-C9xeTwKsrKedVGa3rwr30/view?usp=sharing

the best language is c++.?

There is no “best” lang, you know. The language you should use depends on problem you want to solve

okey brother tnx i started to learn !!🫡🍒

But there are lots of general purpose languages like C or C++, that means you can write literally any program in those in theory. I personally prefer C more than C++, because it’s simple, small, faster and generates smaller binaries. The C uses in most cases in microcontroller programming ( or assembly ), for fast executing programs, and in programs that need direct hardware access. Of course assembly language can produce even faster and even smaller programs, but it takes very long time to write, debug, and also it is hard to support asm code. C gives you a little bit of abstraction above asm, so it makes your life easier

bro good youtube channel for c++ tell me pls ))

If you’re interested in exactly C++ I can recommend you javidx9 channel. One of the best explanations I think, and very interesting topics

Yes. You will pull after every incremental change you push as part of your sprint or a TDD effort. Even if the CMakeLists.txt file hasnt changed, you still need to go through the configuration and generation stages.

For me it's a relatively low cost compared to manually maintaining sources list. On the biggest project I found it takes about a minute (I think mostly because it downloads something over network as part of a generation script called from cmake), for my hobby project it takes around 8 seconds on a potato laptop, including code generation.

Seriously. I used globbing on Tensorflow using the publicly available CMake script. The official build tool for the project is Bazel. With globbing, CMake takes 12 minutes to finish the configuration stage for the entire project. Without globbing, it takes 1 minute and 35 seconds ( sorry I forgot to add the 1 minute earlier) The time for projects like Chrome, FuschiaOS would be even more.

For me it's a relatively low cost compared to manually maintaining sources list. On the biggest project I found it takes about a minute (I think mostly because it downloads something over network as part of a generation script called from cmake), for my hobby project it takes around 8 seconds on a potato laptop, including code generation.

I do agree that sometimes, developer ease is more important and using globbing makes it easier for developers rather than adding each individual source file (there is a way around this which I already mentioned earlier - using custom commands and custom targets)

By configuration stage, i mean both configuration and generation. I am using ninja build tool. Not that it makes a difference.

I was generating clion project on linux and msvc solution on windows, but make project on linux was also fast as far as I remember. Maybe those project use some other packet manager that does something over network, but pure cmake was always fast for me.

not in context of twrp

not in context of twrp

do you know what is it

Hey guys, Why is it a bad idea to use goto in C and C++? and when is it okay to use it?

Hey guys, Why is it a bad idea to use goto in C and C++? and when is it okay to use it?

Hey guys, Why is it a bad idea to use goto in C and C++? and when is it okay to use it?

I often hear from people that goto op slows down your program. So it's wrong. Because it compiles to different jump instructions in assembler, like while, for, do loops or if statements

i don't think goto is slow, it's just that it might disable some optimalizations maybe? (not sure)

If it's used in loop it can confuse compiler, when it will do loop unrolling optimization, and probably won't optimize that. And probably in other cases, when jXX instruction is used during compilation

So is calling functions inside loops is more performant than using labels

It depends on compiler and your optimization flags. If it's -O0 then you shouldn't carry about it

Hey people. I have a question. How can i use the system() function on android in C. Do I have to include android os like windows (#include <windows.h>)

hopefully it's not part of some homework/exam: - it's bad because it's additional information you need to keep looking at (you could "jump" to any code from anywhere which just adds complexity) - It's "ok" when exiting or recovering from error (eg skipping to the "print error and just crash"

Suraj Kumar sent a code, it has been re-uploaded as a file

https://twrp.me/

https://twrp.me/

i mean what is repo sync

Suraj Kumar sent a code, it has been re-uploaded as a file

https://pastebin.com/Qg5qGDLr Hello guys. Help me to debug the code pasted, why "Enter 1 student name and Enter 1 student course" cout at one while there is getline() between these couts?

It's between it because getline() reads string after first cout. What's wrong with it?

the second cout execute without waiting for user input by getline () above it.

Ok, let me try it on my machine. Maybe getline needs to be replaced to something else in this case

https://pastebin.com/Qg5qGDLr Hello guys. Help me to debug the code pasted, why "Enter 1 student name and Enter 1 student course" cout at one while there is getline() between these couts?

https://pastebin.com/Qg5qGDLr Hello guys. Help me to debug the code pasted, why "Enter 1 student name and Enter 1 student course" cout at one while there is getline() between these couts?

So I fixed it. You just need to read one extra character with getchar(). And also it seems that your last table row output works incorrect. To output table I use sqlite3_exec() with callback argument. Please check https://sqlite.org/c3ref/exec.html for more details. Your corrected code: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UvLEkCyHQba3pPDp2agafJEdB6Z5l-fT/view?usp=sharing Input: How many students to register?: 2 Enter student details (name, course, gender) then press ENTER Enter 1 student name: Petya Enter 1 student course: CS Enter 1 student gender: male Enter 2 student name: Masha Enter 2 student course: BIOLOGY Enter 2 student gender: female Output database: +-------+---------+--------+ | name | class | gender | +-------+---------+--------+ | Petya | CS | male | | Masha | BIOLOGY | female | +-------+---------+--------+

do i have to call fflush(stdout) before exiting my program?

So is calling functions inside loops is more performant than using labels

Suraj , I fixed it. There was wrong format in scanf() call. My refactored version: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZUdaVwkM3HbUUK5VdSZJnWy4m3Ra80wR/view?usp=sharing

windows.h? As I remember system(char *) located in <stdlib.h> header of libc

oh so it can work for android. I just need to include stdlib in my code?

M M sent a code, it has been re-uploaded as a file

Yes, stdlib is on Standard