Rule No 1. Ass fuck cannot be annoying but it is always fucking
you never got anally raped by vietnamese man?
Anonymous
Anonymous
you do not feel it
Anonymous
it is just annoying
BinaryByter
Enough to make you have fun :D
BinaryByter
it's like when parsing a small file
BinaryByter
it works as well
BinaryByter
though its less work
Ludovic 'Archivist'
Google released their sparehash library several years ago. Unfortunately not updated for a long a time.
However iirc they are working on a new one, which they presented partly at cppcon 2016 or 2017
Well, nowadays, I often find myself using md4 for hashmaps because I work on distributed ones
BinaryByter
Well, nowadays, I often find myself using md4 for hashmaps because I work on distributed ones
isn't md5 out already?
Ludovic 'Archivist'
I use md4 because md4 id very fast
Ludovic 'Archivist'
but its reversible, innit?
I don't use it for cryptography but for hashtables
BinaryByter
can't you use an even faster hash?
Ибраги́м
C does it is called definitions and macros
Please make a compile time Fibonacci or Factorial with one
BinaryByter
Please make a compile time Fibonacci or Factorial with one
Ibroheem - asking the real questions :D
BinaryByter
so yes
Anonymous
those are harder
Ибраги́м
We hate C for valid reason.
BinaryByter
Simplicity: No
Ease: No
i'm sure our friend who worked for 7 years in robotics with the blockchain and AI while writing viruses on his desktop will be able to tell you that you can code much better in C
Anonymous
i love and hate C
Anonymous
it is a love hate relationship there
Anonymous
it is much much much better for low level stuff
Ибраги́м
it is much much much better for low level stuff
When vendor are lazy or not willing to make C++ compiler
Anonymous
the bigger reason i have is because i had issues with memory leaks in some of the C++ programs for microcontrollers
Anonymous
but all my C programs for it
Anonymous
worked without any issues
BinaryByter
the bigger reason i have is because i had issues with memory leaks in some of the C++ programs for microcontrollers
how badly do you code in C++ to get memory leaks?
Ибраги́м
the bigger reason i have is because i had issues with memory leaks in some of the C++ programs for microcontrollers
Nice one! Glad you are truthful and said you're the problem
BinaryByter
even in my times where I used pointers for everything I never got any memory leak lol
Anonymous
how badly do you code in C++ to get memory leaks?
no i think it was the vendor's compiler that caused them
Anonymous
sometimes the deconstructor was not getting called
Anonymous
and i had no clue why
Anonymous
but my deconstructor would have freed the dynamically allocated memory
Ибраги́м
no i think it was the vendor's compiler that caused them
Blame vendor NOT C++.
We're blaming C here not the vendors of C
Anonymous
i do not discriminate
Anonymous
they are both equally at fault
BinaryByter
no
Anonymous
if C++ made itself simpler to parse
BinaryByter
according to C++ a classes destructor should be called once the class leaves the context
Anonymous
the vendor would probably make less bugs
Anonymous
Anonymous
i kindof dealt with the issue by using a pointer to the C++ class
Anonymous
and calling delete on that pointer
Anonymous
that worked
Anonymous
but it would not call it at the end of the local scope
Anonymous
WHICH IT FUCKING SHOULD HAVE
BinaryByter
i kindof dealt with the issue by using a pointer to the C++ class
A good programmer would have written a wrapper. but what do I know? i'm just a kid who has only programmed for about 3 years ;))
Anonymous
well technically i could have done it as:
name.~name();
BinaryByter
Whaaat?
let's stop talking to him, we are three coders wasting our time on a man who can't code well lol
Anonymous
Whaaat?
if i give you specifications which are hard to follow and code up, and then get upset that you cannot do that
Anonymous
what would happen
Ибраги́м
i kindof dealt with the issue by using a pointer to the C++ class
You can even win a debate people cleaning c++ books
BinaryByter
if i give you specifications which are hard to follow and code up, and then get upset that you cannot do that
notice how every one of your computers has an implementation of ACPI
BinaryByter
notice how your computer works
Anonymous
however ACPI is simpler then C++