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Dima
Install windows sdk and include headers and link dx library
Anonymous
OK
Anonymous
Thank you sir
Anonymous
/rules
Liam
this is the smartest choice
Hmmm, I think it would be better in the form which is the same to #howtoask.
Eiman
Anybody can help me with the coding?
Dima
you can try to start making it, if you will face any problems, ask here!
Liam
Anybody can help me with the coding?
You could try it by yourself. And if you encountered any problem, you can ask here. Asking help for directly solving homework is not recommended.
Dima
/ban adv
Paras
The guy asking about his visual C problem has been banned?
Anonymous
/rules
Anonymous
/rules
Sdineshbabu
Will anyone please say about Infosys
Sdineshbabu
Anyone???
Sdineshbabu
Please send the Infosys papers
Eiman
Nak click apa?aku mmg manusia
Eiman
Lah ye ke
Eiman
X tau pulak
Dima
X tau pulak
/warn English only
Eiman
Baru 1/3 lek ah
Mihail
Baru 1/3 lek ah
you are trying to make them 2/3 aren't you?
Eiman
Haah
Eiman
Satu lagi
SAHDEV
hey guys...
klimi
hi
Anonymous
Hii
Hitler
Thanks I have read the pinned message👍
klimi
cool
AkhiL
Hy
Anonymous
Anyone can suggest me best website to learn j2me
udit
hi
klimi
hi
klimi
^
Dima
why can’t you read
udit
but i was just helping
udit
## Rules #pinned * You are not entitled to an answer, getting angry about not answered questions will get you warned. * Not checking your problem in google (or any other search engine) first will get you a warn. * Asking for something that is in the pinned message right after joining WILL GET YOU BANNED. * C/C++ discussion preffered (assembly also allowed), asking about other languages (or groups for other languages) right after joining will get you BANNED. * Reverse enginnering, hacking and related topics are allowed, but asking to hack facebook, instagram, etc. is NOT allowed. Also if you ask "how to become a hacker" and obviously have zero knowledge on anything related to that you may get warned or banned. * Legitimate requests for help on code and programming questions are welcome. A request is considered legitimate if it describes your problem, what you've done so far and what went wrong. Requests such as "write my program" or "do my homework" are never considered legitimate. Asking not legitimate questions will result in a warn or ban. See https://stackoverflow.com/help/mcve on how to write good questions. * Asking for book recommendations is ok, but "pls give pdf book" is not allowed, find books by yourself. Posting illegally copied books (or links to those books) is also not allowed. * Only English language is allowed, if you speak shitty English or don't understand anything in English YOU WILL BE BANNED. * A little bit of programming related memes, jokes, shitposting are allowed. * NSFW content (porn, nudity, etc.) is not allowed. * Spamming/advertising (job posts are also ads, so ask an admin before posting) will grant you a warning or an immediate ban if you do it right after joining. * Religion, politics and ideological topics are forbidden. * Long code snippets must be posted via a snippet website(links below), posting pictures of code and posting long snippets in the group is not allowed. * If you encounter a problem, while using turbo C++, you will not be helped, use another more modern IDE. * Don't post compiled executables, that is obviously a security risk ## Resources About asking good questions: * [English](http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html) * [Translations](http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#translations) For posting long code snippets: * [GitHub Gist](https://gist.github.com) * [Ubuntu Paste](https://paste.ubuntu.com/) * [Pastebin](https://pastebin.com) ## Reports If you notice any forbidden content, please use the /report command while responding to the offending post to report it to the admins.
thanks very much
Mihail
3/3
even better
klimi
even better
sure thingy
Dima
you can use gcc and clang on all main platforms
BinaryByter
why do people have multiple wives? wouldn't one suffi... oh wait, who's gonna cook?
Mykyta
Yes, GCC compiler is working on Windows, Linux and MacOS. If you wanna one compiler which working on all platforms, GCC is your choise
udit
The differences between compilers in C++ are very large in number .Few of them are : Optimization - routines are completely different. Clang/LLVm or Visual C++ are good for link-time optimization. Economy - some are available for free : GCC, Clang/LLVM, Visual Studio Express, etc. Back-end Tools - are completely different Visual Studio uses masm , link , cl and GCC uses gcc , g++ , cc1 , cc1plus and binutils . Exception Handling - Visual Studio is the "best" in terms of exception handling. Compiler which is mostly used on majority of online judges is the GCC. GCC means the GNU Compiler Collection, it is the front end for a collection of compilers and linkers. When compiling C++ it will usually call g++. As for g++ vs VC++, they are completely different compilers so there are a ton of differences. For example they will optimize code in different ways, they may have minor syntactical differences based on not following the standard correctly, different libraries, different headers, different implementations, etc... g++ can be used to compile projects on various different platforms, whereas VC++ is meant to only compile programs for the Windows platform.
BinaryByter
LLVM also works in Windows
LLVM, my favourite C++ compiler
udit
hope this helped !
BinaryByter
hope this helped !
The answer was 10000 times smarter than the question ;)
udit
😀
klimi
LLVM, my favourite C++ compiler
Oh haven't used that
BinaryByter
Oh haven't used that
because it isn'T a c++ compiler
klimi
Debuger
klimi
For clang
klimi
?
klimi
You prefer g++ or clang?
udit
g++
BinaryByter
G++
BinaryByter
Debuger
debuggers are not assigned to a compiler
BinaryByter
debugger litterally just look throhugh the assembly code step by step
BinaryByter
if you want to generate debug info, compile with -g
klimi
And why g++?
klimi
Isn't clang better?
BinaryByter
And why g++?
it supports some extensions and produces faster code
BinaryByter
atleast according to ibroheem
BinaryByter
Isn't clang better?
use whichever you prefer ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
klimi
Wow I can win iPhone Rx from Google
BinaryByter
xD
BinaryByter
cpp is just a standard
BinaryByter
nvm
klimi
N
klimi
V
klimi
M
BinaryByter
use google
Anonymous
Debuger
1. Debugger: LLDB 2. Compiler driver: Clang 3. Toolchain: LLVM Heaven for C/C++ developer and students learning C/C++. I love friendly error messages :)
Anonymous
Isn't clang better?
1. LLVM is clearly superior as backend for compilers, except you want rificulous amount of supported ARCH. Heaven for source level optimization. 2. Clang produces much better error messages, specially in C++ templates 3. Code Analyzers built in 4. GCC is standard in Linux, adds tons of linux-y things like openMP. 5. Better for compiler research 8. Better license for commercial uses
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