so just wondering if anyone had any quick tips 😁

it'll be used in conjunction with the Arduino IDE and stuff

such a long function

Yeah, and guess what... this library has a function that accepts a pointer

or cant I? I can prolly make a copy inside recepient fucntion... and make sure acquire will delete original pointer like in a 3 sec

Do you like that? :D

Yeah, and guess what... this library has a function that accepts a pointer

pointers are okay in some cases

pointers are okay in some cases

my code for clinl is full of them

http://share2.hostmit.net/ss/Code_2018-09-01_22-42-53.png

RIP

why?

am I that bad? :)

so just wondering if anyone had any quick tips 😁

Oh in that case, just develop the library, and when you have a very specific question/problem ask here. Actually, I'm developing for an esp8266 right now

am I that bad? :)

please split that function up into as many small functions as you can

also, split your class into subclasses

Oh in that case, just develop the library, and when you have a very specific question/problem ask here. Actually, I'm developing for an esp8266 right now

nice, yeah that's the approach I'm taking, thanks!

also, split your class into subclasses

i assume that your class is wayy to big

The people who hate cxx just can’t figure out how it works

The only reason is that one.

The people who hate cxx just can’t figure out how it works

yes

Or typical js coderz

My C++ experience like 5 days :) I understand it has really different "Best Practices" apart from Node, C# :D

yes

theres no reason to use C++ over C except for some edge cases @ollirz will point out for you

My C++ experience like 5 days :) I understand it has really different "Best Practices" apart from Node, C# :D

No, it's just that Node and C# don't have a lot of good coders who enforce good practices

you NEVER want your function to be longer than 20 lines

cause C++ doesnt allow nested fucntions :D

it does

does it?

yes

well subclasses maybe. void function () { void subfunction(){} } will yeld error

well subclasses maybe. void function () { void subfunction(){} } will yeld error

No

you can have nested funcitons

except they have a different syntax

(because they are lambdas)

void functiony () { auto f2 = [] () { }; f2(); }

okey, so I that's like 3rd time I meat that word :) have to google for

am I that bad? :)

Everybody needs improvement, even those sitting @ ISO C++ Committe High chair. YEs, Bjarne included.

Everybody needs improvement, even those sitting @ ISO C++ Committe High chair. YEs, Bjarne included.

imho those casts should be changed

yeah! castsing is hell! it was like whaaaat??? u cant do string = char[]+char[]? :D

yeah! castsing is hell! it was like whaaaat??? u cant do string = char[]+char[]? :D

wat?

why would you want to add two pointers?

it was later I learned array = pointer

would someone link me Arduino/Esp specific telegram channels?

imho those casts should be changed

I'm more concerned about myArr and the trouble it will cause if NOT tamed well

myArr whats that?

he reffering to my code :)

the way I used to pass data to void* accepting function :D

My C++ experience like 5 days :) I understand it has really different "Best Practices" apart from Node, C# :D

That’s not much

Lol

how do I stop gif from autoplaying? :)

wel...

What does gpio_isr_handler_add do ?

What does gpio_isr_handler_add do ?

thanks

how do I stop gif from autoplaying? :)

Telegram settings

attach handler to GPIO on board. on change - it will fire up handleInterrupt()

oh boy I will get blamed again :)

this function will be executed on GPIO change. I need to know which GPIO caused this function to invoke

I've seen other, non working examples, ppl try to pass pointer to struct or vector, without calling "new" operator.

split the function!

On rare ocassions, app will deattach handler and reattach new one. I dont think few "floating" int[3] arrays will eat up all memmory... more like a learning case how to solve this.

how do I stop gif from autoplaying? :)

No way

split? why? how? may I see solid example?

split? why? how? may I see solid example?

how about making the loop an own function?

http://share2.hostmit.net/ss/Code_2018-09-01_22-42-53.png

Dang it! Can't you just use int arr[3], or it has to be dynamically allocated ?

and i thought anyone needs me

I do

no, cause by the time it get's to recepient function, caller is finished, memorry cleared, only 0 at that address

I do

i dont want more work

no I meant

I need you as a close friend :)

no, cause by the time it get's to recepient function, caller is finished, memorry cleared, only 0 at that address

myArr will go outta scope in the if {} and memory usage keeps getting bigger

I could probably could pass pointer to Classes's property (stuct) I have for each pin.

I think I got solution. For every active GPIO i have own struct (few ints). Unless pin active - it always has that stuct. Before removing PIN from config, I remove all handlers... so I can do like this

Wait it's the same data[]

actually array of stucts, but doesnt matter. I will be sending Object static property

yeah. the same I was getting values to happy myArray :D

yeah. the same I was getting values to happy myArray :D

I belive you can put in the same function

O, I see AOS, think about data oriented approach

well, that's Arduino... I dont have std:: implemented... vector partially