AI/ML engineer?

AI/ML engineer?

Maybe sysadmin, network engineer kind of stuff I think

1. Did you Open Console project? 2. If you don't send us your code we can't help you

How can one style a pdf file using c++....?

How can one style a pdf file using c++....?

How can one style a pdf file using c++....?

How can one style a pdf file using c++....?

For example let's say i want to print "hello world" in times new roman 12points How can I ensure that using the code..?

make xml code and convert it to pdf via Xml2Pdf library

I mean writting to a file using c++ but be able to set on the code the font and font sizes.

Thank you....

anyone having the coutces of c++ then tell me

It's working now ( factory reset then install everything again)

Factory?

Anyone succeed to download boost lib?

What is problem?

The build script require this boost library But I download with few kb speed, I wonder it is just my problem or not

The build script require this boost library But I download with few kb speed, I wonder it is just my problem or not

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What's includepath? I'm getting an error. It says #include error detected please update your include path. Squiggles are disabled for this translation unit.

Hey guys I just want to share a resource that I'm trying to create to focus on simplifying system design case studies. I would be extremely grateful if you guys could check it out, if I'm allowed to share that here.

Hello! Does anyone know how to build a maze in C? I am building one and all I get is a segmentation fault even after ensuring all memories are well allocated and released.

Hello! Does anyone know how to build a maze in C? I am building one and all I get is a segmentation fault even after ensuring all memories are well allocated and released.

double check if you are not accessing out of bounds memory, vlagrind tool might prove useful

does anyone know why this code cause ambiguous reference error? #include <concepts> struct foo { using i32 = int; }; struct boo { using i32 = int; }; struct coo : public foo, private boo { }; static_assert(std::is_same_v<typename coo::i32, int>); In my understanding we shouldn't see coo::boo::i32 outside of coo, but we do

I had not created a window I figured. I have however ran into anothe problem though. My SDL window flashes and disappears almost immediately. If any of you has worked with SDL2 I will appreciate your assistance.

boo is private

and...?

does anyone know why this code cause ambiguous reference error? #include <concepts> struct foo { using i32 = int; }; struct boo { using i32 = int; }; struct coo : public foo, private boo { }; static_assert(std::is_same_v<typename coo::i32, int>); In my understanding we shouldn't see coo::boo::i32 outside of coo, but we do

Send your code

Its a whole project. Can I send you my GitHub repo?

Its a whole project. Can I send you my GitHub repo?

You can send github projects links in here

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Heyy... Anyone is in 3rd year cs engineering

Heyy... Anyone is in 3rd year cs engineering

I had not created a window I figured. I have however ran into anothe problem though. My SDL window flashes and disappears almost immediately. If any of you has worked with SDL2 I will appreciate your assistance.

Good evening

Salam Aleykum

Write some code to pool events if u not did it earlier, otherwise cpy code and send it here

sup

thasup

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