Ha no, I mixed users

any link tutoria on it?

https://pocoproject.org/docs/ZipUserGuide.html

https://pocoproject.org/docs/ZipUserGuide.html

Poco phone

Poco phone

I've checked out zlib but did not understand it. Could you please guide me?

No

Poco phone

Ew

Ew

Why?

Why?

It's bad

It's bad

NoU lol

hello, i have a problem with pointer passed as arguments in a function: i would like to make a function that knows if i passed a pointer to it or not: //g++ 5.4.0 #include <iostream> void test (int *p = NULL){ if (p){ std::cout << "passed\n"; } else { std::cout << "not passed\n"; } } int *my_p; int main() { test(my_p); test(); }both will output "not passed" because i didn't inizialize my pointers is there a way without allocating memory to my_p to let the function know that i passed an argument to it?

1) Use nullptr instead of NULL. 2) I think the only way is to write function overloading

you could also pass a pointer to the variable

so instead of my_p you will pass &my_p

and then you test in there if it is a valid address or NULL

1) Use nullptr instead of NULL. 2) I think the only way is to write function overloading

1 right 2 not sure if i got how to do it

so instead of my_p you will pass &my_p

this seems to work: //g++ 5.4.0 #include <iostream> void test (int **p = nullptr){ if (p){ std::cout << "passed\n"; } else { std::cout << "not passed\n"; } } int *my_p; int main() { test(&my_p); test(); }

output: passed not passed

could i ask you if you think this is a good approach and a good solution? also should i use if (p) or better: if (p!=nullptr)? i guess the second one

could i ask you if you think this is a good approach and a good solution? also should i use if (p) or better: if (p!=nullptr)? i guess the second one

Whether it is a good solution depends on the problem you are trying to solve. Do you want to change where the pointer is pointing to or do you want to change its value? Regarding your second question I prefer if(pointer) since it's easier to read and write (imho)

Whether it is a good solution depends on the problem you are trying to solve. Do you want to change where the pointer is pointing to or do you want to change its value? Regarding your second question I prefer if(pointer) since it's easier to read and write (imho)

I would like to change where the pointer is pointing

I m facing some errors which i am trying to solve in my code but for now it seems that i passed the pointer correctly

I would like to change where the pointer is pointing

In this case you need to pass "pointer to pointer"

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What is difference between function and pointer in c

I don't know

What is difference between function and pointer in c

what's the similarity between a function and a pointer?

A function is a grouping of code that gets called for a specific purpose. A pointer tells the program to look in a specific storage location for data. A pointer keeps you from having to pass the data itself.

both pointer and functions are different. Pointer is variable that points to some memory location in the disk. Where function is collection of statements which does some operations. Functions are defined when a same kind of operation to be performed on several data. Moreover modularity is obtained through functions

What is difference between function and pointer in c

Technically, there is none

Like

Not technically

But...

Technically, there is none

There is. Function pointers are a thing, but i think he's not referring to them

There is. Function pointers are a thing, but i think he's not referring to them

Functions are implemented using pointers

Functions are implemented using pointers

Bt pointers r nt implemented using fnctions...

So there different

Bt pointers r nt implemented using fnctions...

Ur mean both r technical different

Ur mean both r technical different

Theoretically different too

Theoretically different too

Can you explain

Bt pointers r nt implemented using fnctions...

Assembly wise, pointers and functions are the same

You CALL a pointer, and you ACCESS a pointer

So?

Hi everyone

Assembly wise, pointers and functions are the same

Everything in Assembly is a pointer, even your instructions are what your CS (Code Segment) and IP (Instruction Pointer) points to, its a very pointy language.

Thanks for welcome 😊

Well instructions are a bit less pointy, since an instruction isn't a pointer

It is executed at the RIP

In this case you need to pass "pointer to pointer"

//g++ 5.4.0 #include <iostream> void test (int **p = nullptr){ if (p){ * _p = & p; } } int *my_p; int main() { test(&my_p); test(); }

Yep

//g++ 5.4.0 #include <iostream> void test (int **p = nullptr){ if (p){ * _p = & p; } } int *my_p; int main() { test(&my_p); test(); }

@ollirz i think that this way i am passing pointer to pointer correctly

@ollirz i think that this way i am passing pointer to pointer correctly

Now whenever i change the value of _p also p would be affected, if i am not wrong

Thanks for your welcome for my thanks 😊

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This is pretty cool

Hi all! ^^

Heyho frens

Is there a way one can secure an Android phone for antitheft safety....imei isnt working

Thanks for welcome

Anybody have online compiler arm?

There are some on internet

Anybody have online compiler arm?

A single google query would suffice

A single google query would suffice

Hi buddy

But instead, you choose to ask

Hi buddy

Hey

There are some on internet

They all sucks

They all sucks

Why?

no library

They all sucks

Do you need an online compiler while the ones on internet sucks?

Hmm... better no ask '~'

no library

That's .... Understandable

no library

'i can't install software on other people' s computers :'(('

Can anyone explain this??

Can anyone explain this??

What's your problem?

What's your problem?

I just want to check my logic, if its correct or not...can you share how it is C?

'i can't install software on other people' s computers :'(('

i can

'i can't install software on other people' s computers :'(('

Why 😕

I just want to check my logic, if its correct or not...can you share how it is C?

How it is C?