klimi
ok
BinaryByter
have fun
Manoj
but this code is not working properly
Manoj
will debug my code
Manoj
you*
BinaryByter
10$
BinaryByter
ohhh
BinaryByter
sorting algos
BinaryByter
something i've never implemented myself
BinaryByter
*because i'm a crackpot*
BinaryByter
for real: debugging is something very important for you to learn
Manoj
but plz do it last time😂
Ariana
Try to debug yourself first
Ariana
There are debuggers to help
Manoj
i tried by 6hours😂
Ariana
1) locate the error
2) step line by line around it, if something looks wrong
3) find out why its wrong
4) fix it
Manoj
i found the error and correct it. but still shows same😂
Manoj
ERROR
Mihail
#howtoask
Manoj
i have cpp file can i share here
Mihail
better paste on pastebin or something
Mihail
well just saying it doesn't work doesn't give us any info, so like don't expect help
Manoj
ok
Arvind
So all my valuable spam messages are purged. Is there no worth of worthless messages at all?
Arvind
I pity this world
BinaryByter
Arvind
Hey @MissRose_bot what would you take to not purge a human's messages?
Arvind
That's my girl. Rose.
Arvind
/runs
Arvind
Now, that's interesting.
Arvind
Tell me some more commands
Anonymous
Not the place
Anonymous
Go to
Anonymous
#ot
Anonymous
Dima
lol
Anonymous
Anonymous
It's a convention used by libintl a.k.a. gettext, for translatable strings. When it runs, gettext function (which _ is aliased to) will return either original or translated string, depending on locale settings and availability of said string.
Found on stack overflow
well , sorry that didn't google it first
but thought I won't find answers for such a thing , at first sight it looked a bit odd
Anonymous
️markdonz️
Pls I need someone to put me through c++ I'm a beginner and I have windows I'm new here.
️markdonz️
Don't know anything about programming
Anonymous
in dynamic memory allocation, how delete know how much to deallocate in c++
Mark
by dynamic memory alloc you mean what exactly?
BinaryByter
in dynamic memory allocation, how delete know how much to deallocate in c++
the thing you delete has a type
BinaryByter
and that type has always the same size
BinaryByter
wait
BinaryByter
stop
BinaryByter
free doesn't take a size argument
Mark
it doesn't
BinaryByter
exactly
BinaryByter
wait
BinaryByter
second try:
BinaryByter
wait no
BinaryByter
nvm
Anonymous
we can't pass any thing to delete
BinaryByter
@QNeko you are the one who implements memory paging
Mark
"memory management" are those two magic words :)
Mihail
And here people we can see brain fuck in action
BinaryByter
xD
Mark
when you call malloc(), you're getting an allocated memory area
Mark
somebody keeps track of those allocations
Mihail
*answer*
Wait
Stop
Wait
Second try:
Wait
No
Nvm
Mark
somebody keeps track of those allocations
and next time you'll do free(ptr), that "somebody" deals with actually freeing the memory
Mark
whether memory gets actually freed to system, is all up to C library implementation
Mark
or whatever you use to allocate memory
Mihail
whether memory gets actually freed to system, is all up to C library implementation
Well delete calls platform/OS specific stuff that actually does the freeing I think
Mark
yeah
Mark
memory management in your code isn't *that* hard either