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PRITAM KUMAR

Buy good book!

Which book is best to buy?

MetalNeox

Which book is best to buy?

https://www.amazon.it/dp/0131103628/ref=asc_df_013110362848622249/?tag=googshopit-21&creative=23390&creativeASIN=0131103628&linkCode=df0&hvdev=c&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=

MetalNeox

watch youtube tutorials.

@vbextreme

Daniele°

What the first step for learning C

Leave your wife

Daniele°

watch youtube tutorials.

LOL

Anonymous

LOL

what is funny? my english is bad. i dont understand.

Daniele°

what is funny? my english is bad. i dont understand.

C and youtube

Anonymous

well?

Daniele°

No

Daniele°

Not well

Anonymous

do you want learn C? read books. not youtube. thanks: @vbextreme and other member...

Z

Leave your wife

What 😡

Max

Phantom or dl book from internet

Daniele°

What 😡

If you like a girl you can't Learning C

Daniele°

You need to enclose to garage for 19262 years

Berkus

What 😡

she could be a distraction

Anonymous

If you like a girl you can't Learning C

But it depends on a person. There is a number of hindrances that distarct ones from doing anything except wife

Berkus

doing wife, mm...

Berkus

sorry, got distracted

Anonymous

You have always the fundamental right of refusing bro)

Anonymous

she could be a distraction

I support this

Berkus

You have always the fundamental right of refusing bro)

I never refuse my bros!

David

Hi. Someone would be interested in a C++ project consisting of a style checker? Some sort of tool that checks if a source code follows some predefined rules (ie: google C++ guide). Note that it's totally different to clang-format (only idents source code), the idea of this project is to be able, for example, to specify which rules a function name, variable, method, etc should follow.

Anonymous

AFAIK clang-tidy can check naming, clang-format is not only indents too (braces placement, alignment, some other things).

Berkus

Hi. Someone would be interested in a C++ project consisting of a style checker? Some sort of tool that checks if a source code follows some predefined rules (ie: google C++ guide). Note that it's totally different to clang-format (only idents source code), the idea of this project is to be able, for example, to specify which rules a function name, variable, method, etc should follow.

clang-format does that indeed, maybe put your efforts into extending it to support more rules

Berkus

because if you implement yet another bicycled C++ parser for your project I will hunt you down

Anonymous

Who can help me to host Internet tv page without paying anything

Liam

Who can help me to host Internet tv page without paying anything

If you only need to host static pages, try GitHub pages.

Roxifλsz 🇱🇹

Who can help me to host Internet tv page without paying anything

Internet TV takes a lot of bandwidth, I don't think free hosting is going to cut it

Roxifλsz 🇱🇹

Or you could try doing it with YouTube streaming

David

because if you implement yet another bicycled C++ parser for your project I will hunt you down

another parser? I use libclang

David

clang-format does that indeed, maybe put your efforts into extending it to support more rules

clang-format does one job, formatting source code, not ensuring that follows a style guide, I think that are two different things

Anonymous

Can I host a free website with unique domain?

AndrEEa

use unique_ptr

Roxifλsz 🇱🇹

use unique_ptr

unique_ptr and a website domain are unrelated

AndrEEa

lol

Liam

Can I host a free website with unique domain?

For hosting a free static site, you could try GitHub pages. For free unique domain, try the .tk suffix domains. You could apply one for free, here: http://www.dot.tk/en/index.html?lang=en After that, follow the instructions on GitHub Pages, and bind your domain with your static site.

Roxifλsz 🇱🇹

For hosting a free static site, you could try GitHub pages. For free unique domain, try the .tk suffix domains. You could apply one for free, here: http://www.dot.tk/en/index.html?lang=en After that, follow the instructions on GitHub Pages, and bind your domain with your static site.

What's the catch behind these free domains?

Anonymous

For hosting a free static site, you could try GitHub pages. For free unique domain, try the .tk suffix domains. You could apply one for free, here: http://www.dot.tk/en/index.html?lang=en After that, follow the instructions on GitHub Pages, and bind your domain with your static site.

Thanks

Liam

What's the catch behind these free domains?

There are no traps behind them. .tk is the domain suffix for a little country in south pacific. The country release the suffix for free, to propagandize its name.

Roxifλsz 🇱🇹

There are no traps behind them. .tk is the domain suffix for a little country in south pacific. The country release the suffix for free, to propagandize its name.

Interesting... Might make my personal website with this

Liam

Interesting... Might make my personal website with this

lol However, I would not suggest you to do this. Since .tk domains are free, many of them are registered for spam propose. Hence, most search engines, such as Google, demote websites with these domains.

Roxifλsz 🇱🇹

lol However, I would not suggest you to do this. Since .tk domains are free, many of them are registered for spam propose. Hence, most search engines, such as Google, demote websites with these domains.

I guess I'll just get an xyz tld then

Liam

Interesting... Might make my personal website with this

Registering a domain is not that expensive. As for me, I build my blog (in Chinese) with yuuki.im, and under every blog posts, two QR codes are there for anyone who gets benifit from my articles and is willing to donate to me (as an encouragement for more articles). Every year, I get enough donations for the cost of the domain.

Liam

I guess I'll just get an xyz tld then

.im might be your choice too.

Anonymous

Because PayPal and other way of buying domain is not available in my country

Berkus

clang-format does one job, formatting source code, not ensuring that follows a style guide, I think that are two different things

it formats it TO CONFORM to style guide, which is more useful

Berkus

another parser? I use libclang

good, good

Anonymous

<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>Page Title</title> </head> <body> <h1>OTNAKO TV</h1> <p>CHANNEL 1.</p> </body> </html>

Anonymous

come someone explain a little to me please

Berkus

<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>Page Title</title> </head> <body> <h1>OTNAKO TV</h1> <p>CHANNEL 1.</p> </body> </html>

doesn't look like C++

Anonymous

how do i hyperlink a text

Anonymous

Hello..

Anonymous

im now learning the stuffs

Berkus

how do i hyperlink a text

you may go to html chat or just read the documentation, this is offtopic here

Anonymous

Hi

Anonymous

Hello

David

it formats it TO CONFORM to style guide, which is more useful

yes, but now, what I think will be useful, is a second tool that checks if a source code conforms to the whole style guide, not only about formatting but also about naming, functions (order of parameters, order of declaration, default arguments ,etc), comments, exceptions and templates... Which is a lot more complex and difficult (the first step I think will be implementing the naming part) and probably more slower at run time, so maybe it's best suited for a CI system to check if some PR/contribution follows a defined style guide

Anonymous

okay Man

Berkus

yes, but now, what I think will be useful, is a second tool that checks if a source code conforms to the whole style guide, not only about formatting but also about naming, functions (order of parameters, order of declaration, default arguments ,etc), comments, exceptions and templates... Which is a lot more complex and difficult (the first step I think will be implementing the naming part) and probably more slower at run time, so maybe it's best suited for a CI system to check if some PR/contribution follows a defined style guide

yes, this sounds good, although i have a feeling a saw something similar somewhere, i'll let you know if i remember

Anonymous

Hello, I am coding an application and I actually got the concept from a game I used to play . Don't really know the real name but I called it " dead & injured". Now it uses numbers and must be two players. The two players must select a random 4 digit number ranging from 0 - 9 and no number should be repeated. The goal is the predict the number of your opponent. If the your opponent selected 2479 and you send 2974 the app is suppose to reply you 2 dead, 2 injured. If the numbers you guessed are in the same position and is the exact number of your opponent it becomes a "dead" and if you guess a number but it is not in the same position but the number exists in your opponents numbers it becomes an " injured". I tried using the IF & ELSE & WHILE statements but I keep getting errors. I'll be so grateful if someone can help me out. Thanks all

David

yes, this sounds good, although i have a feeling a saw something similar somewhere, i'll let you know if i remember

Thanks, I will be very grateful, until today the only thing I could find that does something like that was clang-format...

Артём

Hello, I am coding an application and I actually got the concept from a game I used to play . Don't really know the real name but I called it " dead & injured". Now it uses numbers and must be two players. The two players must select a random 4 digit number ranging from 0 - 9 and no number should be repeated. The goal is the predict the number of your opponent. If the your opponent selected 2479 and you send 2974 the app is suppose to reply you 2 dead, 2 injured. If the numbers you guessed are in the same position and is the exact number of your opponent it becomes a "dead" and if you guess a number but it is not in the same position but the number exists in your opponents numbers it becomes an " injured". I tried using the IF & ELSE & WHILE statements but I keep getting errors. I'll be so grateful if someone can help me out. Thanks all

Артём

Subject to the condition that players know the rules. It was so easy or I haven't gotten at meaning completely.