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Writing MIPS assembly together–duh!

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Ah, I see. Count me in. Though, I'll need the training first 😂

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Can I make integral solver, using C or C++?

Can I make integral solver, using C or C++?

generally you can, if you personally, that is upon you.

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Can I make integral solver, using C or C++?

I mean, that was the purpose of the first semi-modern computer, the ENIAC, so if you can find a general purpose language in which you can't solve integrals it probably only runs on devices with a single digit amount of transistors

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I have a dilemma that I need help with in c++

Please let me know if you are familiar with the DDB and SYD in visual studio

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Can I make integral solver, using C or C++?

Yes u can

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Please let me know if you are familiar with the DDB and SYD in visual studio

Those are pretty simple formulas, ask your question in off topic as it seems more suited to it

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I want some good programming questions to help myself can anyoneb help me

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Was C++11 the most significant revision ever ?

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Was C++11 the most significant revision ever ?

I guess so. C++20 by introducing concepts and ranges was also a significant upgrade.

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I guess so. C++20 by introducing concepts and ranges was also a significant upgrade.

Ranges are very good. Ranges and generators are among the best newly added features

Ranges are very good. Ranges and generators are among the best newly added features

What do you think of the new safety proposal by sean

What do you think of the new safety proposal by sean

It is amazing. Too long have I spent changing vec[x] into vec.at(x) and at this point anything to automate that process is welcome

That and contracts are very welcome additions

It is amazing. Too long have I spent changing vec[x] into vec.at(x) and at this point anything to automate that process is welcome

I think it's cool too Do you think that it will land in 26?

I think it's cool too Do you think that it will land in 26?

Hard to tell, I hope it does

Static reflection is probably more important tho

Static reflection is probably more important tho

If it landed with reflections, then I think it will be a more significant update than C++20

If it landed with reflections, then I think it will be a more significant update than C++20

If we get contracts, safety and reflection, it will be the biggest update since move semantics

At that point, I think the committee should focus of simplifying the language It's more than a beast by now

If we get contracts, safety and reflection, it will be the biggest update since move semantics

I don't know why contracts are so demanded Am I misunderstanding it Or it's just runtime assert pre and post functions calls

At that point, I think the committee should focus of simplifying the language It's more than a beast by now

They are symplifying the usage, but they cannot remove features. Look into cpp2, it may be the right path for the future of C++

They are symplifying the usage, but they cannot remove features. Look into cpp2, it may be the right path for the future of C++

Is cpp2 to cpp Like zig to C? In terms of interoperability

I don't know why contracts are so demanded Am I misunderstanding it Or it's just runtime assert pre and post functions calls

It allows to verify invariants in all conditions and a lot of programming mistakes stem from invariants not being held

Is cpp2 to cpp Like zig to C? In terms of interoperability

Cpp2 is to cpp what cpp is to c

It allows to verify invariants in all conditions and a lot of programming mistakes stem from invariants not being held

What if the assert failed That throws exception or what

What if the assert failed That throws exception or what

Yep, it is an unrecoverable error

It means something was seriously fucked

And you can combine invariants with the [[assume]] attribute for better optimizations

Cpp2 is to cpp what cpp is to c

What it offers? Like I don't think anything will have way more features than C++ by the above proposals

Unless it provides interoperability with C++ but simplicity

What it offers? Like I don't think anything will have way more features than C++ by the above proposals

Symplified syntax, less alternative syntaxes (in particular regarding functions, lambdas, initialization...)

Unless it provides interoperability with C++ but simplicity

That is exactly the goal

Currently, it compiles to C++

Symplified syntax, less alternative syntaxes (in particular regarding functions, lambdas, initialization...)

Well I like the goal of having one way to accomplish something

Well I like the goal of having one way to accomplish something

https://github.com/hsutter/cppfront

Currently, it compiles to C++

Hasn't it gotten to stage of being a serious instead of just personal experience

Gonna check it

Hasn't it gotten to stage of being a serious instead of just personal experience

It is still a bit experimental, but since it generates C++, even if it were to fail in the end, you can just generate the C++ and keep using that

I am new in programming can anyone suggest from where I can start...