Just use cmake and visual studio code

Codeblocks is shit

i do that but i want to re use codeblocks for nostalgic reasons

damn i can't even find the terminal here

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Codeblocks is shit

but C::B is wrote by C++

but C::B is wrote by C++

So what?

Cpper will love it

it is fast, needs little memory, if it has any problem, user can fix it by edit its codes

No, it is a shitty editor

C/c++ win32 sdk GUI application Copying file from windows directory to unix directory Using dynamic meomary allocation.

is it a one task😂😅

No, it is a shitty editor

golden eclipse and netbeans

golden eclipse and netbeans

They are as shitty as CodeBlocks, at least NetBeans is

IDK how people use them

it is fast, needs little memory, if it has any problem, user can fix it by edit its codes

Nvim

Hello guys! Does anyone know the Windows kernel well?

Hello guys! Does anyone know the Windows kernel well?

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Hello guys! Does anyone know the Windows kernel well?

Don't ask meta questions. In other words, don't ask to ask. Questions like "Does anyone know XYZ?", "Has anyone used XYZ?" or "Can someone help me?" are all considered meta questions because they don't specify what your actual problem is. These questions give the impression that you want people to approach you and offer their help as if they don't have any other work to do. Now doesn't that expectation make you look like an idiot? If you have a question ask it directly. You are more likely to get a response that way.

Hello guys! Does anyone know the Windows kernel well?

<windows internal> pdf

Nvim

yeah i like it bro

yeah i like it bro

What's your init.lua?)))

i don't use init.lua cause i haven't fully integrated my configuration from vimscript into lua, but most part of my configuration is written in a lua module

Purge complete.

Nvim

Emacs

https://pastecode.io/s/4pu4n3qk what's the difference in these 2 function?

(SOLVED) Guys can you explain me: // C++17 // current is correctly populated with boost::gregorian::day_clock::local_day() std::to_string(current.day().as_number()); why is this producing an empty string?!

Emacs

I love emacs-similar editors, because they are lightweight (I haven't infinity of unnecessary things which I can't disable and I never will use them, like in VS), BUT as for me it's very hard to use them with big projects (or at least I haven't time to setup them for big projects)

I love emacs-similar editors, because they are lightweight (I haven't infinity of unnecessary things which I can't disable and I never will use them, like in VS), BUT as for me it's very hard to use them with big projects (or at least I haven't time to setup them for big projects)

Sometimes emacs haven't package with functionality I need

https://pastecode.io/s/4pu4n3qk what's the difference in these 2 function?

i found it. it's just the return type

What is the best source for learning C language?

What is the best source for learning C language?

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Greetings fellow c/c++ developers. I was wondering if anyone could point me out or tell me about the most, lets say, important questions that you have had on your technical interviews. Best regards

Greetings fellow c/c++ developers. I was wondering if anyone could point me out or tell me about the most, lets say, important questions that you have had on your technical interviews. Best regards

1) Which VCS do you use - if answer is none or clear case then run 2) Do you do code reviews - if no - run...

1) Which VCS do you use - if answer is none or clear case then run 2) Do you do code reviews - if no - run...

I think 2 depends on the size of the team, if it's an indie game or some small team it is common to not have code reviews

1) Which VCS do you use - if answer is none or clear case then run 2) Do you do code reviews - if no - run...

Tests, CI/CD, static analysis, dynamic analysis, code style

I think 2 depends on the size of the team, if it's an indie game or some small team it is common to not have code reviews

No, they are a must, IMHO

1) Which VCS do you use - if answer is none or clear case then run 2) Do you do code reviews - if no - run...

No, they are a must, IMHO

While I agree, it is not necessarily a realistic expectation. Most very small studios do not have QA

No, they are a must, IMHO

Totally agree, you will produce way better code if you know someone is going to look at it and by reviewing code of other you are learning different approaches.

I guess they refer to rational clear case

A "brilliant" VCS from IBM. In these days fortunately obsolete but you may have bad luck in some automotive companies

While I agree, it is not necessarily a realistic expectation. Most very small studios do not have QA

You don't need a QA team to have code reviews As for small teams, developers can write tests themselves To be honest, I can't imagine proper software engineering (like any other engineering) without at least some kind of quality assurance.

A "brilliant" VCS from IBM. In these days fortunately obsolete but you may have bad luck in some automotive companies

Lol, never heard of it. Git is a must, for sure. Others are quite dead.

A "brilliant" VCS from IBM. In these days fortunately obsolete but you may have bad luck in some automotive companies

I had to work with rational software in the past, mainly clearquest, it was a PITA

You don't need a QA team to have code reviews As for small teams, developers can write tests themselves To be honest, I can't imagine proper software engineering (like any other engineering) without at least some kind of quality assurance.

You can write test, and you can take a quick proofread of colleagues code, but you may not have enough time to do so. Lots of tiny game studios are just barely afloat, same for a bunch of small companies. Some studios my not even have someone skilled enough to provide actual guidance on a code review, making it kinda useless beyond the basic sanity check

You can write test, and you can take a quick proofread of colleagues code, but you may not have enough time to do so. Lots of tiny game studios are just barely afloat, same for a bunch of small companies. Some studios my not even have someone skilled enough to provide actual guidance on a code review, making it kinda useless beyond the basic sanity check

I hope I don't get to work like this

I hope I don't get to work like this

I kinda have to honestly. I am more often than not the guy that gives the code reviews and make the intricate tooling. I have also seen studios with ~10 employees and only 3 devs all working on different games, platforms and languages. It makes it very hard to accommodate reviews that achieve something

People that review my code are more often than not my students so they generally don't have a grasp over the architectural and long terms implications of code and software design yet. I do explain things, provide comments that link with diagrams and explanation, long form rationales and tests, as well as experiments that lead the design to be some way, but it is very hard for them to process all of that in any timely manner

I dont do code reviews but I know they have hard time getting devs. Company main focus is project developed in MFC

And I think they use git and so do I

I dont do code reviews but I know they have hard time getting devs. Company main focus is project developed in MFC

Anyway Im also open to any general advice as well

Indeed, but if it pays rent and gives me opportunity to learn more about and work on project that is using c++ I wont complain 😁

Still OK, remember that WDF exists in the M$ ecosystem

Indeed, but if it pays rent and gives me opportunity to learn more about and work on project that is using c++ I wont complain 😁

Well if you don't have any other options, then sure

Anyway Im also open to any general advice as well

When you're there, try to improve the project not only by your main tasks. For example, you can start bringing best practices with you: CMake build system without the msbuild, automatic code formatting, code linting with clang-tidy, git hooks, CI/CD

Im not there yet but I hope I will be haha. To be honest I recently switched to cpp so I have to learn many things, terms and concepts. Everything you written after ':' is alien to me but Im thankful for your tips. I will definitely explore it. Im eager to learn and I think cpp suits me, it makes me think about the problem even when Im not sitting at the PC. I have done codecademy course and it was alright, a bit tiresome while approaching the end but still fine. Now Im reading learncpp lessons to further expand my knowledge about the language

So as I said, in general, every tip and suggestion is welcome

So as I said, in general, every tip and suggestion is welcome

If you transit by public transportation, watch the YouTube videos of the CppCon and C++OnSea conferences during transit. It will help massively

Nice, but the top most code block is not needed IMHO

Nice, but the top most code block is not needed IMHO

You don't to wrap all the text into code

You don't to wrap all the text into code

I know, I'll improve it later, not so easy

You don't to wrap all the text into code

or if you give a right regex that grabs correct groups, I can fix it

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Constructors in cpp

Constructors in cpp

True

Hi

I'm new here

I'm new here

If you are new here, you should have the rules. Have you read them?

Yh

True

Help me out

Help me out

#meta

Help me out

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Yh

Then please read them again, thank you

Then please read them again, thank you

Okay

And I'm beginner in c/c++ so I want to start with the basics

And I'm beginner in c/c++ so I want to start with the basics

Then I would really advice you to read the rules (pinned message). There is a link for resources...

Hi i need to write a program in C. in that program i should use something like Json or Maps in other Languages. any help or guide to how do i do that ? youtube video or some articles would work

You mean a hashmap? There are lots of resources on how to do that