Anonymous
Anonymous
Can u make vst3 plugins in c++?
Mark
boooo
BinaryByter
why couldn't you?
Mark
Hello
i hoped you'd offer yourself to be his girl
Mark
Can u make vst3 plugins in c++?
and then you ask this
Anonymous
why couldn't you?
Cause I dont program with c++
Mark
;'c
Anonymous
Just for talk
Mark
boooriiinnnggg
Mark
;DD
Anonymous
Good bye
Anonymous
I will program on my languages :D
Ajeet
#include<stdio.h> #include<conio.h> void main() { clrscr(); printf("\n good morning frds"); printf("\ how are you guys"); getch(); }
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
Holy-oh-fuck you even have Turbo C as your profile picture
Ajeet
>conio.h Absolutely barbaric
how is it barbaric. this is written in C-LANGUAGE lol
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
how is it barbaric. this is written in C-LANGUAGE lol
Because conio.h is not standard and is deprecated as fuck
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
what problem with this software
Obsolete, literally originally made for DOS
Ajeet
Because conio.h is not standard and is deprecated as fuck
oh.. actually i'm new learner tell me some different header file which is used at conio.h
Ajeet
Because conio.h is not standard and is deprecated as fuck
tell me some other software which are standard
Anonymous
<unistd.h> write(0,"Hello\n\r",7);
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
oh.. actually i'm new learner tell me some different header file which is used at conio.h
I guess you could use winapi, although it's rather nasty imo
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
tell me some other software which are standard
Lot's of free IDEs are available online, I'm assuming you use windows, so you could try visual studio or visual studio code if you want a lighter dev environment, there's also codeblocks and some others
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
More barbaric than conio probably
At least it's somewhat more modern and probably has better support
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
Ajeet
what's the problem with Windows oa
Ajeet
os*
Anonymous
Haha
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
what's the problem with Windows oa
It's inside architecture is shit and it really shows with those new weird bugs being discovered, it's also closed source and is used for spying on you by microsoft, then there's the lack of configuration ability OOTB
Roxifλsz 🇱🇹
Also package managers are really nice for a dev environment
Anonymous
hello im new to c++. I already studied about functions but seriously i cant understand even a bit of it. can someone tell me about it???
Anonymous
the type of function. I cant differentiate the function
Anonymous
yup
Anonymous
what you mean by "I cant differentiate the function"
Anonymous
yup
the return type the type of the variable which the function is expected to return
Anonymous
i mean there is three function my lecturer teach me which is function call,function definition and function prototypes.
- Raymond
test
- Raymond
Cout default value is only 5 digits in decimal Do I have to change the cout default value outside of my source.cpp or can I just add something to my cout to get more digits? like max::cout << test << endl; or something like that
- Raymond
https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/io/manip/setprecision
This doesn't show how to make my cout to show more digits without editing it outside of source.cpp I already read this link
Anonymous
then..what is that??
- Raymond
The main .cpp file ? I`m still a beginner
- Raymond
I just need to know how to show more digits in cout when I use double? I don`t want to edit any default or standard values that are set in iostream or somewhere else.
Ajeet
then..what is that??
i'll tell you later because currently i'm travelling
Anonymous
okyyy..
- Raymond
printf does't have a limit on the digits?
Anonymous
you can
Anonymous
set precision
olli
set precision
you change the internal settings of the stream. He explictely asked not to do so
- Raymond
How do you do set precision in the same code without editing any default values in other files?
olli
printf does't have a limit on the digits?
By default it does. However there is no state in it.
Anonymous
http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iomanip/setprecision/
Anonymous
By default it does. However there is no state in it.
no there is a limit to that as well
- Raymond
Olli is right on that. I don`t want to change any default anywhere. Just use it once in the code. That's all
Anonymous
like even if you try for no digits
olli
Olli is right on that. I don`t want to change any default anywhere. Just use it once in the code. That's all
default is like 6. in the first case it is 12 however, not changing any defaults double d = 12.012389127391; std::printf("%.12f\n", d); std::printf("%f\n", d); the second time, the default is chosen again prints 12.012389127391 12.012389 is that what you were asking for?
- Raymond
What am I doing wrong here? It keeps giving me errors
- Raymond
double test = 10.f / 3.f; printf (test);
olli
What am I doing wrong here? It keeps giving me errors
printf needs a format string, to tell it how to display your output if you never used it you can read about it here https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/io/c/fprintf
- Raymond
Oh ok then I still need to study more because we didn't learn printf yet
- Raymond
Alright. Thx everyone for your help
olli
no there is a limit to that as well
how does this relate to what i said?