any idea on how I can force the compiler to swallow this?
There is a flag to make catch faster but it remove some stuff from the executable that may make it hard to debug without
Ludovic 'Archivist'
BinaryByter
klimi
oh
klimi
i see
klimi
that sucks
olli
clang recognizes e.g. [-Wuninitialized]
BinaryByter
BinaryByter
why can't the typedefs made in my class be used when outsourcing the functions?
olli
source?
BinaryByter
BinaryByter
olli
template <class floatType> typename NeuralNetwork<floatType>::vectorType guess(…. ?
BinaryByter
template <class floatType> typename NeuralNetwork<floatType>::vectorType guess(…. ?
well yea that would work
BinaryByter
but thats like
BinaryByter
very redundant
olli
then write it inside of the class definition
BinaryByter
It would make me type NeuralNetwork<floatType> twice in a row
olli
Who says that?
BinaryByter
me
BinaryByter
it doesnt allow for a fast skimming of the synopsis
olli
if you think so
olli
You probably have no other choice
Abhishek
olli
How should it work?
klimi
he he
olli
vectorType is a member and depends on your template parameter
LoneWolf
BinaryByter
vectorType is a member and depends on your template parameter
Same for the entire function
BinaryByter
normally it would work
olli
normally?
LoneWolf
Ohh, looks good, code blocks looks bad in default.
BinaryByter
template<class floatType>
std::vector<floatType> NeuralNetwork<floatType> (guess...
BinaryByter
would be the equivalent
BinaryByter
and that one works
klimi
no
LoneWolf
Although, I was talking about the look, I mean the light theme on code blocks which I had to change to dark, is there anything wrong with code blocks itself?
BinaryByter
Although, I was talking about the look, I mean the light theme on code blocks which I had to change to dark, is there anything wrong with code blocks itself?
Yes - in general I'd consider IDEs bad
BinaryByter
Yes - in general I'd consider IDEs bad
mainly because they don't give you control about your tools
BinaryByter
its like asking someone to hammer for you while constructing a house
olli
lol its just a raw wrapper for command line arguments
still it does. clang-tidy on save, compile with gcc and so on
BinaryByter
still it does. clang-tidy on save, compile with gcc and so on
ide's are really just GUI wrappers for CLI
olli
ide's are really just GUI wrappers for CLI
That's what the 'I' in IDE stands for
LoneWolf
So, what's the best way, in general?
Isn't code blocks okay, since I'm a beginner?
BinaryByter
So, what's the best way, in general?
Isn't code blocks okay, since I'm a beginner?
use code blocks until you use linux
LoneWolf
I tried fiddling with mysys2, but came back soon, after it's installation took hours, thanks to avast.
BinaryByter
BinaryByter
I don't use antivirus software
LoneWolf
use code blocks until you use linux
Yea, I don't have a PC yet, hoping for a cheap MacBook air 2018 launch, so maybe I will buy it.
LoneWolf
Library PC s.
BinaryByter
don't buy yourself a macbook air
klimi
Abhishek read the pinned msg before pming
Abhishek
Yes I did
LoneWolf
don't buy yourself a macbook air
Uhmm, why, half the people recommended it, although many were against it.
BinaryByter
Uhmm, why, half the people recommended it, although many were against it.
its just way to expensive
LoneWolf
Yea, but some guys were saying that it's worth it, idk, I have been out of touch with tech for a long time.
LoneWolf
What would you recommend?
BinaryByter
BinaryByter
macbook is too expensive while not giving you anything
LoneWolf
Tech is expensive, here where I live.
LoneWolf
Even Air?
LoneWolf
If you need mobility, buy yourself an asus
Asus? The guys I talked to, were negative about Asus.
BinaryByter
Asus? The guys I talked to, were negative about Asus.
i've never had ANY problem with asus
olli
You meant to say Thinkpads* :)
BinaryByter
You meant to say Thinkpads* :)
thinkpads are known to install spyware on user's computers
LoneWolf
Lol, I was waiting for MBA air 2018 to comeout, hoping it's priced lower.
Then, why the heck, the 2017 MBA air has crazy good reviews on Amazon?