you can write your own
you shouldnt use it *
BinaryByter
Dima
lol use mmap
BinaryByter
its just a lot better
Dima
enough with your pointer hating!
Dima
did they harm you in childhood lol
Dima
shared_ptr parents
Dima
no
olli
Actually, I'm pursuing Electronics engineering, frehman here, at a no name uni, I wanted to pursue CS but couldn't cut it, so here I'm wasting my freetime on learning c, because it's in our course too
If it's in your course and you want to learn C, there is nothing wrong with it
Dima
they are good but in high performance apps its a total kill
Dima
depends where I use them at least ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Dima
char stack[65535];
Dima
olli
What is going on here, I'm a noob.
scanf reads (copies) characters and you need to reserve (allocate) memory and tell where the content shall be stored at.
BinaryByter
lol
BinaryByter
just for dem lulz
BinaryByter
won't work unfortunately ;_;
LoneWolf
Learn C++
I could have, but now maybe it's okay to learn c as I'm into it already, I have a concurrent c course going on(that barely teaches anything).
Dima
engineers have discovered one function which works fast and it can allocate infinite amount of memory! it's called alloca
Dima
klimi
yo kitty
Jussi
I could have, but now maybe it's okay to learn c as I'm into it already, I have a concurrent c course going on(that barely teaches anything).
good, dont listen to those kiddos forcing c++, they have been trolling about it for months already
BinaryByter
engineers have discovered one function which works fast and it can allocate infinite amount of memory! it's called alloca
@QNeko we should add that into clinl! we'd be the first os-tan with truly no tits
Dima
klimi
yo ❤️
LoneWolf
If it's in your course and you want to learn C, there is nothing wrong with it
I can't do anything about it, I have got other difficult courses too, can't do c and cpp simultaneously when i haven't mastered either one.
LoneWolf
scanf reads (copies) characters and you need to reserve (allocate) memory and tell where the content shall be stored at.
I don't think we have to do that explicitly right, don't we just point to(& operator) the already declared var.?
olli
I don't think we have to do that explicitly right, don't we just point to(& operator) the already declared var.?
Yes, doing like the following is perfectly fine.
int i;
scanf("%d", &i);
LoneWolf
This place is full of mysterious programming memes.
LoneWolf
BinaryByter
I HATE UNIT TESTING
BinaryByter
PLEASE DELIVER ME
Dima
no tests = kinda bad product
Dima
writing tests should be a fun action
BinaryByter
if you have an amazing product idea but are not willing to invest some hours of learning coding
BinaryByter
well
BinaryByter
no
BinaryByter
its just unproductive
Dima
so go with it
Ludovic 'Archivist'
They can tell you the flaws you did not thought of
BinaryByter
huh?
Marie
Marie
3 warnings, X has been banned!
- shitposting
- pm spam
- Promoting piracy
Dima
BinaryByter
BinaryByter
❤️
Dima
he got into the wrong neighborhood
BinaryByter
Whats yall stance on font ligature?
BinaryByter
he got into the wrong neighborhood
whats wrong with taking the backstreets? you'll never know if you don't glow 🎵
klimi
hm
klimi
that was fun
BinaryByter
❤️
klimi
Maxi i will try to somehow refer to your group
klimi
i think it is good
klimi
nice excersices etc
BinaryByter
Hehehe thanks!
klimi
many ppl ask about some excercises