the CMAKE? What is that?

Any Sleep() func for multiplatform?

the cmake

execute a cmake

ok

Any Sleep() func for multiplatform?

std::this_thread::sleep_for()

What is rassberry pie

?

is a pie made of rassberry

ja

:vvvvvvvvvvvvv

jump if above

or what

U guyss really don't know about this device

?

yes, we know

But is raspberry pi and not raspberry pie xd

U guyss really don't know about this device

yes you can hack anything instal kali on it and you'll be able to hack almost anything

go on

@ssynx

yes you can hack anything instal kali on it and you'll be able to hack almost anything

May be...

what?

You guys I have a question

Does telegram support video calling

But it is a mini computer motherboard

what?

It don't work

But it is a mini computer motherboard

single board computer (SBC)

In which we run and interact hardware

Basically it is used with python

std::chrono::seconds(10)

it should work

Language: cpp_gcc Source: #include <thread> #include <chrono> int main() { std::this_thread::sleep_for(std::chrono::milliseconds(500)); return 0; }

lol

Ah lol

argument for sleep_for

I didn't include thread and chrono

anyway you are missing headers

yea

It works :)

Thanks u

np

Where a cmake exports?

say what?

I compile my program as .exe, But idk where it save

check the build directory

it is hidden right there

okay, thanks

This?

Is this the first time you're using cmake?

is a pie made of rassberry

😂😂😂😂😂😂

Can someone send me interview questions and answers in C language pdf

Can someone send me interview questions and answers in C language pdf

Really

No

@Occupato I was about to ask u xD

You can't code if you can't read

I asked forever something wrong?

I asked forever something wrong?

Yes

Sorry then

Well it's fine

what?

^?

I also

Hi :D

how to simulate "pipe" in linux? e.g. "A | B", how A outputs to B? How B receives output from A?

Hmmmmm

how to simulate "pipe" in linux? e.g. "A | B", how A outputs to B? How B receives output from A?

http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/unices/116373/

how to simulate "pipe" in linux? e.g. "A | B", how A outputs to B? How B receives output from A?

remember: everything is a file in linux. piping A | B just means that the stdout of A is interpreted as the stdin of B

This group is a shit hole .. no help only shit senseless posts..

This group is a shit hole .. no help only shit senseless posts..

This group is only a shit hole because it is filled with shitty questions

This group is a shit hole .. no help only shit senseless posts..

This group is a shit hole .. no help only shit senseless posts..

This group is a shit hole .. no help only shit senseless posts..

Check out c/c++: OT. I'm sure you'll get the help you need over there lol

Check out c/c++: OT. I'm sure you'll get the help you need over there lol

#ot

no

Yes

@bo0tzz more content for your channel :D

What channel

Pm