User Daniyal Nadeem has 1/2 warnings; be careful!
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Max
I want to learn oops
Eng\Mohammed Alhomaidi
Starting Out with C++ from Control Structures to Objects, 10th edition.
How can I get this book for free 😘
Starting Out with C++ from Control Structures to Objects, 10th edition.
How can I get this book for free 😘
User © has 1/2 warnings; be careful!
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you can't
Eng\Mohammed Alhomaidi
User © has 1/2 warnings; be careful!
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you can't
I don't send any links
Chat Boss
ㅤNomid Íkorni-Sciurus Lomysz sent a huge message, it has been re-uploaded as a file
Guys I'm having issues with ctest not finding tests.
I am pretty sure the build directory conta..
Nomid Íkorni-Sciurus
Nomid Íkorni-Sciurus
Solved
I set BUILD_TESTS=ON instead of BUILD_TESTING
EQcoin
Hi
מארלוס
Anyone here knows gnuradio?
27Onion
I'm glad to hear it solved your problem~!
Anonymous
Hi, I have a enum, it's associated value and a display string (Display string is different from enum).
How would I store them without having to manually create a map with each value
Ziky
Hi, I have a enum, it's associated value and a display string (Display string is different from enum).
How would I store them without having to manually create a map with each value
you mean you want to get enum name as string ?
Anonymous
you mean you want to get enum name as string ?
Not exactly since display string is more detailed
Pavel
Hi, I have a enum, it's associated value and a display string (Display string is different from enum).
How would I store them without having to manually create a map with each value
If your enum values are indexed from 0 to count-1, you can store your strings in an array
Ziky
So you need to type those string anyway what do you expect ?
Anonymous
If your enum values are indexed from 0 to count-1, you can store your strings in an array
No they don't start from 0/1
Asahi
I have a question. Lets say I want to create an event loop in C++ how should I go about doing it? Like, I searched it up in youtube and they all talk about Javascript Event Loop.
*Any resources you can point me towards?*
Mehul
What is scope resolution
Mehul
/start@MissRose_bot
Mehul
Yes
Mehul
/help
John
Anyone familiar with macosX? It always give out the error "use of undeclared identifier 'ETIMEOUT'" even if I have included errno.h already
John
My mistake, It was never "ETIMEOUT", instead it is "ETIMEDOUT"...
John
I hate typo
Ludovic 'Archivist'
I have a question. Lets say I want to create an event loop in C++ how should I go about doing it? Like, I searched it up in youtube and they all talk about Javascript Event Loop.
*Any resources you can point me towards?*
Look at trantor and drogon, you will have ample code example from their code
Asahi
Look at trantor and drogon, you will have ample code example from their code
Thanks I ll check em out
9zu
Hi👋I want to learn c but .I don't know with what project start can you please help me.
Laopigo
Hi👋I want to learn c but .I don't know with what project start can you please help me.
What about brainfuck interpreter?
Max
/Start
harmony5 🇺🇳 ⌤
Paulo
Hi anyone working with Unreal Engine? I was building a project in windows and changed to Linux, but know even after a successful build of unreal engine code, my project can't find the lib slatecore
John
I'd much prefer punched tape😜
27Onion
Punched tape + Fortran. Perfect combination
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Which is an innovative marketplace offering validated browser profiles for more private and secure online experience?
Danya🔥
Which is an innovative marketplace offering validated browser profiles for more private and secure online experience?
/warn offtop and a question from test
Which is an innovative marketplace offering validated browser profiles for more private and secure online experience?
That's 2/2 warnings; Problem is banned!
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Y
hi
Y
Have you used Claude?
Y
Claude 2 pro
Have you used Claude?
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.
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I want to know how claude users whose computers are in China can recharge claude
klimi
I want to know how claude users whose computers are in China can recharge claude
how is this related to c/c++?
I want to know how claude users whose computers are in China can recharge claude
User Y has 1/2 warnings; be careful!
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Ask GPT. Easy enough for it.
Effah
Okay
A. R.
Definitely an assignment question.
Sorry but no one will answer or solve homework or assignments in programming communities and help groups, you'll have to start coding it yourself and ask for specifics or parts you're having trouble with, and not commission the whole thing to others.
No offense, just telling you how it is.
Chat Boss
Definitely an assignment question.
Sorry but no one will answer or solve homework or assignments in programming communities and help groups, you'll have to start coding it yourself and ask for specifics or parts you're having trouble with, and not commission the whole thing to others.
No offense, just telling you how it is.
Read the pinned message regarding homework.
https://t.me/programminginc/453966
Y
*( ( DWORD * )&zHAi15.pHUD_GetStudioModelInterface ) = *( ( DWORD * )( *( ( DWORD * )&ClientFunc_ADDR ) + 0x9C ) );
Y
Can any of you understand this line of code?
Y
😄
Y
Lara Bruna
Hello everyone
Kcca
Can any of you understand this line of code?
These are ways you can improve the odds of someone wanting to help you.
Be considerate when posting questions.
• Use a search engine to check if anyone else had the same question as yours before asking. Stackoverflow is your friend.
• Be straight to the point (do not ask to ask.)
• Be specific, include as many details as you can.
• Show what you've tried to solve the problem
• We don't care if anything is "urgent" or "important" - wait patiently for someone to reply.
• In addition, please check this site to learn how to ask questions in a public forum.
It's good style to limit the amount of messages you send to a public forum; put effort into 1 message, rather than sending many of them, and edit messages to fix errors or to include more information.
ezzy
/start@MissRose_bot
ezzy
Ok
ezzy
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Eng\Mohammed Alhomaidi
/start@MissRose_bot
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zHAi15.pHUD_PostRunCmd seems to be a member variable of a structure or class, with type pointer.
&zHAi15.pHUD_PostRunCmd obtains the address of the member tag.
(DWORD*)&zHAi15.pHUD_PostRunCmd casts this address to type DWORD*, otherwise a pointer to a 32-bit unsigned integer.
ClientFunc_ADDR may be the address of another function or some predefined constant.
(DWORD)&ClientFunc_ADDR gets the address of ClientFunc_ADDR and converts it to DWORD type, a 32-bit unsigned integer.
((DWORD)&ClientFunc_ADDR) + 0x64 adds an offset of 0x64 (ten times 100) to the address value of the previous step. This operation actually finds the ClientFunc_ADDR address in memory and then offsets it by 100 bytes.
((DWORD)(((DWORD)&ClientFunc_ADDR) + 0x64)) Convert the result of the previous step to DWORD type. This step is actually not simple, because the result of the previous step is already of DWORD type.
Finally, through the assignment operation *((DWORD*)&zHAi15.pHUD_PostRunCmd) = ..., the calculated address value is written to the memory location pointed to by zHAi15.pHUD_PostRunCmd.
Y
这是claude pro的回复
27Onion
Please read the pinned message