if you are running under terminal i think that it only sends to cin on \n ( I could be wrong tho)... oh it's only in the program... i don't know then :(

Is it possible to redirect input coming from some std::istream to some std::ostream?

Standard output and standard input are unix designs in unix they along with stderr are file descriptors. By using dup() system calls and piping them you can redirect them. I’m not sure if this is what you meant or not

Hello friends, has someone made a game in c++, more specifically poker?

How to generate the board with colored chips.

I hope you understand that it is very difficult to answer such questions without knowing the full context of a problem. (also people usually can't read the minds of other people) For example, what do you mean by "generate" in your context? What format should they be in?

app.h(320): Error C4668 : 'INTERNAL_EXPERIMENTAL' is not defined as a preprocessor macro, replacing with '0' for '#if/#elif' 10>app.h(341): Error C4668 : 'INTERNAL_EXPERIMENTAL' is not defined as a preprocessor macro, replacing with '0' for '#if/#elif' 10>app.h(353): Error C4668 : 'INTERNAL_EXPERIMENTAL' is not defined as a preprocessor macro, replacing with '0' for '#if/#elif' 10>app.h(382): Error C4668 : 'INTERNAL_EXPERIMENTAL' is not defined as a preprocessor macro, replacing with '0' for '#if/#elif' trying to compile Firebase sdk in my unreal engine project and taking this error. someone know how to fix it? i changed cpp standards in project but it not helped

I use opencv with unreal engine and get the same kind of error, Are you sure that you are using the correctly library? Disable mac support in unreal engine

Unreal engine use latest version of c++ it was c++ 20 at the last time I checked

Do you had tried this? PublicDefinitions.Add("INTERNAL_EXPERIMENTAL=1");

guys anyone have the book named "Cracking the Coding Interview: 150 Programming Interview Questions and Solutions"

There is some guy code, I have a problem with his cmakelists.txt, he uses in 292: find_package (Python COMPONENTS Interpreter Development) This code is supposed to work in ubuntu 22.04 which works with python 3.10, but there is an issue with -fpic in that version and the author workaround it using python 3.11 in github actions, there is no instrucction how to do it in a regular distro neither for windows. So my question is: How to specify a python version in cmake? My distro works in python 3.10, and another in conda in python 3.11, I want it in python 3.11. I already tried with no results: -Python_ROOT_DIR="path" -dpython_library="blablabla"

There is some guy code, I have a problem with his cmakelists.txt, he uses in 292: find_package (Python COMPONENTS Interpreter Development) This code is supposed to work in ubuntu 22.04 which works with python 3.10, but there is an issue with -fpic in that version and the author workaround it using python 3.11 in github actions, there is no instrucction how to do it in a regular distro neither for windows. So my question is: How to specify a python version in cmake? My distro works in python 3.10, and another in conda in python 3.11, I want it in python 3.11. I already tried with no results: -Python_ROOT_DIR="path" -dpython_library="blablabla"

i want print new msg when the user press enter key

what is code or function for that

getchar and printf probably

Can you show me code

There's already the clue

i want print new msg when the user press enter key

C course

auto format removed some of the "spaces" in my code, thus caused some kind of "undefined symbol" errors to the macro definitions

This is a chat, not a search engine

Really Ben ...

did you use parentheses in macros? That would resolve the problem

1. #define P(args) ((args)) 2. void ListNew P((List*)); //function declaration 3. void ListNew (List* l){ // function implementation } after auto fomatting, the "function implementation" part became 4. void ListNew(List*){ // function implementation } the space between "ListNew" and "(List*)" was removed, and the compiler gave the error "expected ';' after top level declarator" my guess is that the compiler is considering "ListNew" as a variable name instead of a function name after I changed the function declaration to "void ListNew(List*)", the problem never happened

Is there a C extension

Hey ;)

In what sense

?

What extension are you talking about?

C is it similar with C++

Is there a C extension

Yes, there are

Which one

Bruh what are you talking about? c source file extension? a C extension (plugin) for an editor? anything else?

I'm new in C I switched from Python

I fail to see how that is relevant

Should I keep doing python?

That depends on so many things that are unknown to me that i can provide only one answer: maybe

Its simple than C, that's why I like it

I'm new in C I switched from Python