Look at the library items now

It doesn’t matter i talked about compiler features not the library items

Look at the library items now

Overall GCC and Clang are more up-to-date

I guess Microsoft decided not to invest money in compiler support for C++23. I hope they at least invested the saved money into ARM support in the compiler.

I guess Microsoft decided not to invest money in compiler support for C++23. I hope they at least invested the saved money into ARM support in the compiler.

The thing about standard lib is that they open sourced it and there have been quite a few contributions from other devs, that’s one of the reasons why it so well implemented

I think the compiler team is just shitty compared to the standard lib team. Sy Brand is a pretty good dev

What is shitty at MS is that they implement C++ in two different compilers without team communication. The Intellisense is basically a second, full blown compiler and it makes their life hell

True

Anyway let’s end that conversation, each compiler has its positive and negative side. Let’s just hope that in C++ 26 we get static reflection, pattern matching, more constexpr, more library features and more template features … Want to be a true C++ dev? Switch to Linux :) in fact I haven’t had a single C++ job where I would puerilely develop for Windows 🤔

What standards? GCC has a full support for C++ 20 and GCC 14 has nearly a full support for C++ 23

How can I start my coding skill ?give me a suggestions guys

why do you want to learn to code?

Very strange, my recommendations gets removed almost instantly :(

@NeverSpamBot thought you're a spammer

Because I posted links?

I don't its logic honestly

Anyway, I started learning C++ some weeks ago

How can I start my coding skill ?give me a suggestions guys

That was for you recommendation

Thanks everyone

I think we should categorise this type of question to question Similar to xy problem I see this a lot in the forums where someone ask about something and answers be like "why do you want to use x", "why y" Like hell, just answer the question, it's not like he is going to write the full context of the problem and decisions made But surely sometimes those who ask don't know what they're looking at

Hi I have query in c++ I have a double number suppose 1.45678384 i want that double takes only four digits after decimal number what is the methods

What is the difference between the g++ compiler and clang compiler

Both g++ and Clang are popular C++ compilers, but they have some differences in terms of their origins, features, and performance. Here are some key distinctions: 1. Origins: g++ is part of the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC), which is a collection of compilers for various programming languages. It has been around for a long time and is highly mature. Clang, on the other hand, is a compiler front end for C, C++, and Objective-C languages developed by Apple. It was designed to provide better diagnostics and error messages compared to GCC. 2. Language Compatibility: Both g++ and Clang aim to be compliant with the C++ language standards. However, there might be slight differences in their interpretation and support for specific language features. It's always a good practice to consult the documentation for each compiler to understand their specific language conformance. 3. Diagnostics and Error Messages: Clang is known for its advanced diagnostics and error messages, which are often considered more user-friendly and informative than those generated by g++. Clang provides detailed and precise error messages, which can be beneficial during development and debugging. 4. Compilation Speed: Clang is generally faster than g++ when it comes to compilation speed. Clang's modular architecture allows for more efficient incremental compilation, which can be advantageous for large codebases. However, the actual compilation speed might vary depending on the specific code and compilation options used. 5. Optimization and Performance: Both compilers offer optimization options to improve the performance of compiled code. Traditionally, g++ has been considered stronger in terms of generating highly optimized binaries. However, Clang has made significant strides in recent years and is now on par with g++ in terms of optimization capabilities. 6. Platform Support: g++ is available on a wide range of platforms, including Linux, macOS, and Windows, while Clang was initially developed for macOS and later ported to other platforms. Clang has gained popularity due to its use in Apple's Xcode development environment, but it is also widely used on other operating systems. Ultimately, the choice between g++ and Clang depends on your specific needs, preferences, and

Both g++ and Clang are popular C++ compilers, but they have some differences in terms of their origins, features, and performance. Here are some key distinctions: 1. Origins: g++ is part of the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC), which is a collection of compilers for various programming languages. It has been around for a long time and is highly mature. Clang, on the other hand, is a compiler front end for C, C++, and Objective-C languages developed by Apple. It was designed to provide better diagnostics and error messages compared to GCC. 2. Language Compatibility: Both g++ and Clang aim to be compliant with the C++ language standards. However, there might be slight differences in their interpretation and support for specific language features. It's always a good practice to consult the documentation for each compiler to understand their specific language conformance. 3. Diagnostics and Error Messages: Clang is known for its advanced diagnostics and error messages, which are often considered more user-friendly and informative than those generated by g++. Clang provides detailed and precise error messages, which can be beneficial during development and debugging. 4. Compilation Speed: Clang is generally faster than g++ when it comes to compilation speed. Clang's modular architecture allows for more efficient incremental compilation, which can be advantageous for large codebases. However, the actual compilation speed might vary depending on the specific code and compilation options used. 5. Optimization and Performance: Both compilers offer optimization options to improve the performance of compiled code. Traditionally, g++ has been considered stronger in terms of generating highly optimized binaries. However, Clang has made significant strides in recent years and is now on par with g++ in terms of optimization capabilities. 6. Platform Support: g++ is available on a wide range of platforms, including Linux, macOS, and Windows, while Clang was initially developed for macOS and later ported to other platforms. Clang has gained popularity due to its use in Apple's Xcode development environment, but it is also widely used on other operating systems. Ultimately, the choice between g++ and Clang depends on your specific needs, preferences, and

What is the difference between the g++ compiler and clang compiler

If you can, why not, ahaha 😂

Least toxic programming forum btw

Toxic is a base of all

You copy pasted this from ChatGPT didn't you?

I was about to say, I legit got banned from the main python community group on this platform because somebody asked a question and my response looked too concise and complete to the 200 iq admins They thought I'd copied a response from an AI service

People should not be mean for information as long as it serves the purpose

I fully agree, but I do also understand the concerns that come with presenting information gathered or generated using an experimental technology; even assuming the AI tech is not experimental, the information it provides are more than often not properly referenced/cross-referenced or fact checked, and neither do they provide further info or sources on said information. At least for now, all of the AI platforms out there are blackbox and not of the "explainable" kind (which means they lack transparency), thus why I think people don't condone or in some cases even tolerate answers provided by them from other users. It's also the fact that they don't see it as expert and proper advice, which is right, because if the person asking the question wanted a generic answer, they'd have used an AI to get those kinds of answers and results themselves. I think it depends on the context, if the question is very generic, it's almost always okay to give generic (a.k.a. AI generated) answers to them, but in situations and contexts requiring actual often undocumented advice based on expertise and experience, I don't really like getting AI answers either. But then again, people should almost always be fact checking whatever they see on the internet anyways if they don't want it to come back and bite them later.

Stop offtoping

Anyway let’s end that conversation, each compiler has its positive and negative side. Let’s just hope that in C++ 26 we get static reflection, pattern matching, more constexpr, more library features and more template features … Want to be a true C++ dev? Switch to Linux :) in fact I haven’t had a single C++ job where I would puerilely develop for Windows 🤔

MSVC are not catching up on the compiler side of c++23, but have almost all library items including a bunch missing from both clang and gcc

Hi please how to write a programme c that output "-" for example 20 times without using boucle? I'm a beginer if someone can help me

i assume you are looking to iterate it so you would do something similar to this: #include <stdio.h> int main(){ for(int i=0; i <20;i++){ printf("-"); } return 0; }

They said without using loops

They said without using loops

Hi please how to write a programme c that output "-" for example 20 times without using boucle? I'm a beginer if someone can help me

does msvc support std::print ?

Yes

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