It's a directory not file unfortunatly

I'm taking about C++ sources

can someone help me in recursion

What is the ".what()" of your exception?

The system cannot find the path specified.

I'm taking about C++ sources

ah ok

The system cannot find the path specified.

Well probably there is no such path then :) Debug your program. Copy the runtime value of the path and try pasting it to the explorer

Then try to re-save your C++ file with "Save As..." and select UTF-8 encoding manually. Also, remove the stuff with wstring

It's already in utf8 format

The system cannot find the path specified.

Try to replace the ° with \xB0

Well probably there is no such path then :) Debug your program. Copy the runtime value of the path and try pasting it to the explorer

The file path exist, if i try to access to specific file inside that path, everything works. But not with dir_iterator API

Try to replace the ° with \xB0

My bad, by \u00B0

Mixed the byte and codepoint rep

My bad, by \u00B0

replace the '°' with '?'

How can I start programming

replace the '°' with '?'

\u00B0 should be °

replace the '°' with '?'

https://www.compart.com/en/unicode/U+00B0

oks, I'm telling you what I see in my cout

oks, I'm telling you what I see in my cout

Your cout may not be UTF or unicode at all

But your file system is if it came out any time after InfernoOS did

?

?

Standard IO may not display UTF-8 in the terminal as it is not a requirement. But any OS released after inferno was released supports UTF-8 or one of the Unicode encodings

But your file system is if it came out any time after InfernoOS did

That OS is still alive?

That OS is still alive?

No, but UTF-8 and the ideas from unicode stem from that OS and Plan9

Found!

for special char

Need to use std::u32string

Thank you all for support!

Why not c++ just make all functions virtual? Then let compiler optimization to find out which function does not need to be virtual?

The same applies to exception. Why not let compiler find out if it will throw exception?

Why not c++ just make all functions virtual? Then let compiler optimization to find out which function does not need to be virtual?

Because it's very limited optimization and is not applicable to libraries because when you compile a library you don't know how a function will be used

Is there a structured road map for C?

Is there a structured road map for C?

https://gustedt.gitlabpages.inria.fr/modern-c/

I want to display first name,last name, nationality in c programming using string I need hlp

I want to display first name,last name, nationality in c programming using string I need hlp

Do you want someone to write the program for you?

Yes pls

Yes pls

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Not assignment pls

Read the rules

Yes pls

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Guys I have a question, I followed a few courses to learn and they teached me that I can use pretty often the break in the cycles for while etc but other people told me it's not recommended doing because it can mess up the readability of the code for others, is it true?

Guys I have a question, I followed a few courses to learn and they teached me that I can use pretty often the break in the cycles for while etc but other people told me it's not recommended doing because it can mess up the readability of the code for others, is it true?

it depends....

Guys I have a question, I followed a few courses to learn and they teached me that I can use pretty often the break in the cycles for while etc but other people told me it's not recommended doing because it can mess up the readability of the code for others, is it true?

I've seen a lot of people using while and break unnecessarily, in places where either they need just an if or the while does absolutely nothing.

hi guys I'm dynamically importing functions from the ntoskrnl.exe process in my Windows10 kernel driver (I get the pointer in memory of ntoskrnl and through the memory scan I use pattern and find the address of the function that I'm interested in importing dynamically). I tried with DbgPrint calling it from a custom pointer using this method and it works fine. the problem comes when I deal with the SYSTEM process. Regardless of the function imported, I get bsod. I tried ntallocatevirtualmemory, KeInsertQueueApc, ntprotectvirtualmemory, etc I would like to understand the cause, do you have any advice?

What BSOD?

What BSOD?

Blue Screen of Death. it happens when the system faces some error and has to restart abruptly.

Please I need someone who will take me from the basics of C++ to beyond

Please I need someone who will take me from the basics of C++ to beyond

Please check out this channel - @Resources for information on learning sources for C and C++ (books and videos) and Frequently Asked Questions.

Kindly recommend on how to go about learning memory management. Should I have to learn c++ or something else bedore

Kindly recommend on how to go about learning memory management. Should I have to learn c++ or something else bedore

i would say C or ASM is fine for learning memory management

i would say C or ASM is fine for learning memory management

I would say VHDL or VERILOG is fine for learning memory as well as components you are communicating with

I would say VHDL or VERILOG is fine for learning memory as well as components you are communicating with

That would go very deep into electronics most people wouldn't need it

That would go very deep into electronics most people wouldn't need it

I did a joke about klimi response. Learning asm is fine if you work in HFT or embedded field, but for general programmer, who learn C++ (not C!) is not a point

I did a joke about klimi response. Learning asm is fine if you work in HFT or embedded field, but for general programmer, who learn C++ (not C!) is not a point

Ok

management on what purpose, in what setting?

i wonder which library is writting in c++ focusing bioinfo

Purge complete.

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Help

What elf relocations do

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

What elf relocations do

Relocate the elves

Blue Screen of Death. it happens when the system faces some error and has to restart abruptly.

I ask What BSOD, not What is BSOD

hi guys I'm dynamically importing functions from the ntoskrnl.exe process in my Windows10 kernel driver (I get the pointer in memory of ntoskrnl and through the memory scan I use pattern and find the address of the function that I'm interested in importing dynamically). I tried with DbgPrint calling it from a custom pointer using this method and it works fine. the problem comes when I deal with the SYSTEM process. Regardless of the function imported, I get bsod. I tried ntallocatevirtualmemory, KeInsertQueueApc, ntprotectvirtualmemory, etc I would like to understand the cause, do you have any advice?

You should provide what BSOD you experience

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Can you rate my friend's code? So that I know how well he knows the matter? https://github.com/linuxnyasha/cserver/blob/main/include/cserver/engine/components.hpp

I'm not a Rust Dev, I really would love for C++ to get over from its dirty hole, but the committee just don't get it

That is a stupid take. One of the reason for modules is compilation speed, as they are estimated to bring compilation time down to 30% of its current at worst. Monads like expected and optional have more stable performance than exceptions, even in their worst case. Ranges are more expressive of intent than your 5 nested if statements in a for loop for a shorter code. People like you are the reason why I must use the shitty C++98 on my embedded projects

Not to mention that while templates always were Turing complete, processing on templates was slow as all hell compared to what we have now. Concepts are far clearer that std::enable_if hellscapes

And I am not even mentioning that we are soon getting static reflection, that we got coroutines that yield to outstanding performance, and that the current weakest point of C++ is how we still don't have a string class that can handle graphemes

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Not to mention that while templates always were Turing complete, processing on templates was slow as all hell compared to what we have now. Concepts are far clearer that std::enable_if hellscapes

So why we still have std::enable_if and can't get rid off?

Yeah, backward compatibility

Adding more features while preserving and keeping a feature that no one want to use That just make the language more complex

I guess my 2 years old opinion was referring to "The committee should focus on cleaning the language and modernize it instead of just stacking up features more and more" Yeah concepts are great but still there are companies stuck in C++11, so you won't be having that good looking error messages and BTW, it's not that good looking it's only better, in addition to be people like me are the reason for your headache Go blame your standard committe Epoch were proposed to clean up the language But yeah, got rejected Now, profiles get some mentioning here and there even by bjarne himself which have the basic idea Check this https://www.reddit.com/r/cpp/comments/170l785/comment/k3mxcqf/ If this was like 20 years ago, you will be using a newer version For reflections, we will be very lucky if it ships in C++26 and made its place in production code in 2028

As well people like me are the reason why you will have a memory safety and other vulnerabilities in your big complex software Since there are juniors who unfortunately are 10-20 years of experience behind you, can't blame them, no one can control time and grab a long years of experience ahead

That is a stupid take. One of the reason for modules is compilation speed, as they are estimated to bring compilation time down to 30% of its current at worst. Monads like expected and optional have more stable performance than exceptions, even in their worst case. Ranges are more expressive of intent than your 5 nested if statements in a for loop for a shorter code. People like you are the reason why I must use the shitty C++98 on my embedded projects

Yeah modules speed up the compilation process That doesn't matter if you can't use them

That is a stupid take. One of the reason for modules is compilation speed, as they are estimated to bring compilation time down to 30% of its current at worst. Monads like expected and optional have more stable performance than exceptions, even in their worst case. Ranges are more expressive of intent than your 5 nested if statements in a for loop for a shorter code. People like you are the reason why I must use the shitty C++98 on my embedded projects

Why there exception code in the std::expected/std::optional class? Literally std::expected is meant to be having only one of the two states Talk about class design

Oh, another question, since expected provide speed improvement Why not add it to the standard library? Are you really okay with vector.at(i) might cause an exception Someone who is more concerned, will just write up his own vector class

https://www.reddit.com/r/cpp/comments/16q9dzt/the_standard_library_should_be_using_stdexpected/

Yeah C++ is great C++ gives you freedom C++ can address your creative smart thinking directly in the code I love C++ But unfortunately you won't be using that fantastic great looking feature in recent versions Because of the company and business does matter So, you will have that enjoyment in your personal projects only

And I am not even mentioning that we are soon getting static reflection, that we got coroutines that yield to outstanding performance, and that the current weakest point of C++ is how we still don't have a string class that can handle graphemes

And don't even mention that those two features took years to just to get this mentions, now you are starting to see some snippets around in social media and blogs I personally was looking forward to pattern matching And more to standard package manager, this is really important