Old thread: >>52865510
What are you working on, /g/?
who here knows android
>>52875267
Yeah it's an operating system for smartphones, you're welcome
>>52875272
thx
>>52875272
you know damn well what i meant
What laptop to program in the sun?
>>52875331
One made of pure chrome.
>>52875250
PSA:
REMINDER to ignore TROLL posts that contain:
> gcc compiles this wrong code!!! (posts some retarded shit, compiles with g++)
> java can't compare these Integers with ==
> average of two ints in C
> fizzbuzz
> buzzwords
> go has no generics
> haskell is useless
> lisp brackets are unreadable
> GC is shit, use a real language
> programming literate
> anime ops
> non-anime ops
> posting new thread to early
> anime is gay
> trap ops
> non-trap ops
> osgtp anarchy politics
> osgtp black women
> tripfags in general
also, don't forget to post this in the next thread.
thanks.
>>52875447
you should add your own post to the list
So I've been using visual studio 2013 and 2015 community for quite some time now for C++ and some python. And now out of no where my console window doesn't stay open.
I've been using the ctrl F5 command to get the console window to remain open after debugging by going into my project's properties > linker > system > subsystem > Console (/SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE). I've been doing this for years and it's worked perfectly until today.
Anyone have the same issue in visual studio 2015 or know any fixes around it? I've done some googling and cant seem to find anything specific for 2015 issues regarding this. I would rather not have to use breakpoints at the end of my source code every time I want to run my shit, nor do I want to put in shitty code "cin.get()" or even worse "system("pause)"
what the difference ?
var foo = function(name) {
alert(name);
};
andfunction foo(name) {
alert(name);
};
>>52875447
I am absolutely irate that I didn't get my own square on the bingo board.
>>52875447
REMINDER to ignore TROLL posts that contain:
> gcc
> java
> C
> fizzbuzz
> buzzwords
> go
> haskell
> lisp
> GC
> programming literate
> anime
> posting new thread to early
> trap
> osgtp
> tripfags in general
/^!/
Alright it's done
it should be pretty easy to extend
http://pastebin.com/Y6ifeHRC
write some shit and add buzzwords
e.g.
The increasing concurrency of cloud paradigms necessitates that we integrate cloud computing
>>52875467
window is destroyed when your application ends. this was same for all visual studio versions I used.
is this prime checker correct, or is there something missing or wrong? seems to kind of work.#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
main()
{
int n;
int i;
cin >> n;
if ( n <= 1 )
return false;
else if ( n <= 3 )
return true;
else if
( ( n % 2 == 0 ) or ( n % 3 == 0 ) )
return false;
i = 5;
while ( ( i * i ) <= n )
{
if ( ( n % i == 0 ) or ( n % ( i + 2 ) == 0 ) )
return false;
i = i + 6;
}
return true;
}
>>52875467
Open up command prompt.
CD to directory containing binary.
Run binary from console.
And consider not using visual studio.
>>52875535
>C++
>or
nigga it's not python
>>52875511
>["The future of", "#A", "computing lies with", "#A", "#N"]
>The future of modular computing lies with cloud the cloud
FUCK
>>52875535
formated#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
main()
{
int n;
int i;
cin >> n;
if (n <= 1)
return false;
else if (n <= 3)
return true;
else if (!(n % 2) || !(n%3))
return false;
i = 5;
while ((i*i) <= n) {
if ( !(n%i) || !(n%(i+2)))
return false;
i += 6;
}
return true;
}
>>52875447
It is literally impossible to make an array of strings with C.
>why hasn't javascript migrated to the superior '===========================' comparator?
>>52875570
it is valid in C++, not widely used though.
other than retarded main definition, it looks OK
>>52875583
>The future of cloud computing lies with versatile concurrency
God yes
It's like madlibs but for technology
someone write some sentences for it - we could really make this work
>>52875598
a 2d array of null terminated sequences works well enough
>>52875597
>main function without a type
>returning a boolean
what is going on here
>>52875640
also should I feel bad about this?foreach (string s; sentences[uniform(0, $)])
{
string next;
switch (s)
{
case "#N": // get a noun
while ((next = getRandom().noun) == "") {}
break;
case "#V": // get a verb
while ((next = getRandom().verb) == "") {}
break;
case "#A": // get an adjective
while ((next = getRandom().adj) == "") {}
break;
case "#D": // get an adverb
while ((next = getRandom().adv) == "") {}
break;
default: next = s;
}
techJournalistArticle ~= next;
}
>>52875544
visual studio is pretty based bro
hello /dpt/
can anyone help give me instructions on how to run a php file???
>>52875718$ sudo apt-get install php5-cli
$ php file.php
>>52875709
For C#, it's alright. For C and C++, I hate the living shit out of it.
>>52875742
windows plz?
thanks tho anon
>>52875744
>using an IDE for C/C++
>>52875756
https://secure.php.net/manual/en/install.windows.commandline.php
>>52875744
VS is the best IDE for C++, what are you smoking.
>>52875766
CLion is the best IDE
>>52875756del /F /Q C:\Windows\system32
>>52875756
at least use linux virtual machines, you'll make YOUR and EVERYONE ELSEs life much easier.
>>52875779
I must admit I never used it but I highly doubt it beats VS's debuging and edit and continue support. how does it compare?
>>52875792
nice try anon, i might be new to php but im no idiot
like you.
>>52875818
>no idiot like you
>can't install php
k
var script = document.createElement('script');
script.src = 'jquery-1.11.3.js';
script.type = 'text/javascript';
document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(script);
----------------
var instaDate = instaLatest.contains("\"date\":");
Why is chrome telling me: "uncaught typeerror: instaLatest.contains is not a function"
>>52876074
tried your code in the JS console, looks like you have to wait somehow, until the script is loaded.
Any iOS/OSX devs in the house?
How do I set the execution path for a bundled binary?
I want to access a bundled ffmpeg unix executable. Using Swift
>>52875760
you think you're a srs programmer, donchu?
>>52875766
The interface is clunky, there build system is not portable, and the compiler is crap.
For C and C++, I won't touch VS with a ten foot pole. I am much more productive with MinGW and GNU Make to get my compilation done, and Sublime for my editing.
>>52876159
better than you i'm sure
Newbie trying to learn Java, is Netbeans and Microsoft's botnet the only competitors ?
>>52875760
>using a """"""""text editor"""""""" that has mostly the same features as an IDE
>>52876229
competitors in what way? for IDEs there's eclipse and intellij idea
>>52876255
IntelliJ is great.
Is it possible to expand a list to serve as arguments in Scheme?(format "~a ~a" (list 10 20))to(format "~a ~a" 10 20)
>>52876308
I agree. I really like it.
Who the fuck cares what language and ide/text editor you use, just go program and make something, learn something, you useless bunch of lazy procrastinating weeaboo shitposters.
Combine those in any which way is applicable.
Just added multithreaded downloading to my weather map viewer. Now there's no longer a 15 second pause while it tries to get images on my Walmart-tier internet.
How would I get the opening question (name) to be in red?
#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>
#include <ctime>
#include <string>
#include <Windows.h>
using namespace std;
[code[
int main() {
int num, numrand;
char yn;
string name;
srand(time(NULL));
HANDLE h = GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE);
SetConsoleTextAttribute(h, FOREGROUND_RED | FOREGROUND_INTENSITY);
cout << "Welcome and please enter your name: "; cin >> name;
while(true)
{
cout << "Hello " << name << " Do you want to play a game (y/n)"; cin >> yn;
if (yn == 'n' | yn == 'N')
return 0;
while (true)
{
cout << "Computer will imagine one number from 0 to 5 and you guess it: ";
cin >> num;
numrand = rand() % 6; //generate a number from 0 to 5'
if (numrand == num)
cout << "You win!" << endl;
else if (num == -1)
break;
else
cout << "You lose! The computer imagined the number " << numrand << endl;
}
system("pause");
return 0;
}
[/code]
How do I create a function that I can call whenever I want to change the console output to a random color. How would I go about doing this in C++??
>>52876421
Oops,#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>
#include <ctime>
#include <string>
#include <Windows.h>
using namespace std;
int main() {
int num, numrand;
char yn;
string name;
srand(time(NULL));
HANDLE h = GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE);
SetConsoleTextAttribute(h, FOREGROUND_RED | FOREGROUND_INTENSITY);
cout << "Welcome and please enter your name: "; cin >> name;
while(true)
{
cout << "Hello " << name << " Do you want to play a game (y/n)"; cin >> yn;
if (yn == 'n' | yn == 'N')
return 0;
while (true)
{
cout << "Computer will imagine one number from 0 to 5 and you guess it: ";
cin >> num;
numrand = rand() % 6; //generate a number from 0 to 5'
if (numrand == num)
cout << "You win!" << endl;
else if (num == -1)
break;
else
cout << "You lose! The computer imagined the number " << numrand << endl;
}
system("pause");
return 0;
}
I will probably get shit for this but. I am trying to make a little chat client just to learn how make a server client model. Does anyone have any solid resources? I have found a few but they leave me with questions.
>>52875597
>>52875570
>>52875630
thanks senpai for reminding silly me about the ||
however, how is!(n % 2)
superior to( n % 2 == 0 )
?
even Deitel's book uses the latter notation.
>>52875664
types schmypes. right, yet I can't care less about types desu.
all I am concerned about here is whether my lousy attempt of translating this pseudocode >>52873517 into c++ has resulted in a correct algorithm.
has it?
Is it possible to program a program to program itself? Like a self coding AI.
>>52876515!(n % 2)
is not superior to( n % 2 == 0 )
the latter is more clear
>>52876529
you mean a quine?
>>52876529
Self-modifying code.
>>52876312
apply. Did you forget to read your SICP today?
>>52876515
The former is more likely to be optimized in some compilers under some architectures.
In Java, how can I count how many time does
Substring = "am"
appears in
string = "i am this, and i am that"
>>52876621
kill yourself, use a search engine
>>52875477
The first function is stored in a variable and saved in memory. The second function is anonymous.
>>52876550
>>52876605
thanks, that's very enlightening
>don't take everything posted on 4chan as a fact
>>52876603
Y-Yeah. How would it work with my example?
>>52876711
>>52876646
uuuff salty, why you gotta be like that anon-kun
>>52876741
because being able to use a search engine to solve problems is a useful skill to have, pajeet
if you can't do it, you should off yourself
>>52876711(apply format (list "~a ~a" 10 20))
>>52876433
I swear to fucking god, if I ever become a professor for some reason, I'm going to make sure every student knows that if they use system("pause"), they're getting a fucking 0.
>>52875250
in the java RPG i'm making i have a "press enter to continue" functionpublic static void cont()
{
System.out.println("(((((((((Press ENTER to continue...)))))))))");
try
{
System.in.read();
}
catch(Exception e)
{}
}
but when i'm in my combat turn loop, it doesn't wait for enter any time after the first. how do i fix this?
>>52876805
Also if they use getch() make them fail the complete semester.
>>52876805
this guy had a problem in which the console didn't show the text... I told him to add a system("pause"), I don't know another simple way to do that
>>52876810
http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=java+enter+to+continue
>>52876621
http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=java+count+occurrences+of+substring+in+string
>>52876805
My professor does this if you #include a cpp file
>>52876810
System.in is more like stdin.
Use System.console().readLine();
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/io/Console.html#readLine%28%29
>>52876853
thanks
>>52876842
if this was stackoverflow i wouldn't rate your comment as helpful
What should i use to set up a virtual machine on W7/10?
inb4 nice meem
send help please
i just want to try something on Xp
>>52876868
If this was stackoverflow your question would be marked as a duplicate and you'd be downvoted
>>52876815
getch() is better than system("pause") by a country mile.
>>52876835
anyway, I googled system pause alternative: http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/windows/55426/
tl;dr std::cin.get()
>>52876815
As a general rule of thumb, if program does not terminate on the test script, it fails.
>>52876835
The problem is that he's running a console program without a parent console. The solution is not to do that if you want to see your output.
>>52876843
More good reasons to fail a student's assignment.
>>52876887
if this was stack overflow i would evade their downvotes and counter them with my IP tracing connections
>>52876872
please send help wat do
>>52876906
>The problem is that he's running a console program without a parent console. The solution is not to do that if you want to see your output.
well, AFAIU, the IDE opened itself the window... so, good job, microsoft, I guess
>>52876986
VMWare? Fuckin' virtualbox?
GOOGLE?
>>52877006
i know VMware obviously but was not sure what to use jeez
>>52876906
>The problem is that he's running a console program without a parent console. The solution is not to do that if you want to see your output.
>2016
>unironically using a terminal like some linux neckbeard
>>52877020
you are kinda dumb, friend
>>52877020
You just said you wanted to setup XP.
download vmware workstation. get xp iso. download firefox. top right hand corner, search bar. "how do i stop being such an incompetent retard". enter.
bam.
fucking progress.
>>52877033
>>52877006
>>52876887
>>52876842
who pooped in your corn flakes today?
>>52876986
http://modern.ie/
https://dev.windows.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/tools/vms/windows/
>>52876988
Perhaps a better solution for an IDE would be to redirect the stdout of the child program to some window of the IDE, rather than letting Windows spawn a console window for it, and killing the process afterwards.
>>52877021
If you are writing a console program, it is only natural that you should launch it from the console.
>>52877062
There's a stupid questions thread, you know.
Maybe fuck off to it for a while.
Anyone ever used devkitpro?
>>52876986
This is /DPT/ not /SQT/
fucking idiot
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/home?brandIgnore=True&sort=relevancedesc&searchTerm=unresolved+external+symbol+_DEVPKEY_Device
I'm losing my shit with Microsoft, WinAPI is the most utter shit API in the entire existence of software. THEIR FUCKING IDE FINDS THE MOTHERFUCKING DEFINITION BUT TRIGGERS A LINK ERROR BECAUSE A RETARDED UNKOWN LIBRARY HAS TO BE LINKED BUT IS NOT IN THE FUCKING DOCUMENTATION.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/ff552163%28v=vs.85%29.aspx
WHAT THE FUCK WAS I THINKING, THERE IS NO FUCKING POINT LEARNING TO WRITE DRIVERS FOR THIS PILE OF CANCEROUS SHIT.
>>52877058
>>52877033
>>52877006
thanks might as well install gentoo right :^)
>>52877208
You'd just be asking for help, so no.
Stick to windows, and maybe a google tutorial.
Better yet, off yourself. Retard.
>>52877197
>Setupapi.lib
>>52877208
240 Hz 8k monitors when?
>>52877228
No fun allowed by the looks
don't be like this my friendo
>>52877243
>using a picture of the smiley with a carat nose
>>52877208
>using the smiley with a carat nose
>>52877256
>picture
>carat
>>52877197
:)
>>52877208
just ignore this fucking retarded kid...
Interview tomorrow. The position is "embedded C developer". Any tips? Anything I should research?
>>52877328
How to google common interview questions. My god. You people are sitting on a machine which provides you with a wealth of information.
>>52877328
Might want to learn embedded C.
>>52877338
If they wanted to hire a useless computer monkey that looks up everything they would do it themselves.
i'm autistic in c
is there an easy to make strtok cut strings into strings with a specific # of characters, or is that too far out of strtok that i should just look for something else?
basically i want to cut a long string into strings of 4 letters, and they don't have any pattern to use for a delimiter
>>52876783
Thanks. I thought it worked like currying and was trying to do(apply (format "~a ~a") (list 10 20))
>>52877354
strncpy, memcpy
>>52877354
Just write your own string tokenizer
It's trivially easy to split a string into an 2D char array of size 3 * N.
>>52877354
>text parsing in C
Switch language.
>>52877376
>Just write your own string tokenizer
C, good if your time is worthless.
>>52877376
i meant N * 4
>>52877381
JUST COPY A STRING 3 CHARS AT A TIME INTO A NEW STRING AND RETURN THAT
>>52877354
What do you want to do with each segment?
>>52876142
Hahaha good fucking luck
>>52876142
NSBundle mainBundle getPathForResource
or something, it's been almost ten years since I messed with OS X.
how do i best make my java game able to be run by normies after downloading it online?
>>52877398
i need to find strings of 4 chars from within then big strong, and then find if those smaller strings appear anywhere else in the big string. basically finding duplicates in a retarded way
>>52875272
Android studio is a good way to develop for Android. A lot of people use Eclipse too. I learned through AS and it was very easy to pick up. Good error messages, easy to use. I'd be wary of the autocomplete helper though. Sometimes it will mess your shit up.
>>52877381
>good if your time is worthless.
Just like 4chan.
>>52877443
this sounds familiar
codeeval?
create a 2D char array containing 4-char chunks of the original string and then check it with strstr, return true if it returns successful at least twice
>>52877443
repeated strstr()?
>>52877435
http://www.jrsoftware.org/isinfo.php
What's the consensus on the hot new meme of using electron and other meme.js frameworks to develop javascript desktop applications
>>52877328
They will probably ask, "What is the meaning of the volatile keyword in C?"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S--Kgseuy0Q
>>52877518
please don't
webdevs invented this pile of shit just so they could feel like real programmers
>>52877520
compiler directive to not optimize away seemingly useless assignments to a variable.
>>52877518
you double click and it runs, pretty easy install.
>>52877536
>compiler directive to not optimize away seemingly useless assignments to a variable.
OK, and why might that be useful in the context of embedded programming?
>>52877569
what if the variable is tied to data being polled from a pin on the microcontroller and most of the time it's receiving the same input?
>>52877530
>storing the memory locations in an SQL database
haha what the fuck
http://codeshare.io/4chan
>>52877443const char *bigstring = "the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog";
const char *end = bigstring + strlen(bigstring) - 4;
const char *s1, *s2;
for (s1 = bigstring; s1 < end; ++s1) {
for (s2 = s1 + 1; s2 < end; ++s2) {
if (strncmp(s1, s2, 4) == 0) {
printf("Matched %.*s\n", 4, s1);
}
}
}
>>52877345
>what is time
just because something is easy doesn't mean they will do it themselves.
>>52877518
unless it's for a web-centric application i can't imagine it being better than the native toolkit or JavaFX/Qt
wew, knocked out like 4 major features today
but it also made me realize how shitty the system for waiting for events is. i might add hooks to specific events that occur automatically, sorta likeApi.Hook.when_upload event_handler_functionto make it easier to bind onto events, because it would be really difficult to write some of the commands I was gonna add. I really want to add in my /jukebox but it feels like it'll be a week at least before all the requirements for that are in place (binding onto upload events/binding onto replies from specific users, different handling of incoming vs. outgoing data, support for more than just 2 audio formats, etc.)
>>52877699
he said he was doing it in c senpai
>>52877431
I got this, but i don't think it's right. I put the ffpmeg executable in a folder called lib, and added it to the build targetslet execPath = NSURL(fileURLWithPath: NSTemporaryDirectory()).URLByAppendingPathComponent("ffmpeg")
>>52877518
absolutely disgusting
web apps are the worst
don't need to bring that kind of crap to desktop
>>52877816
That is C.
>>52877518
>I want and need a deluxe Linux OS for which I would pay $200/year, which would do things well. This includes:
>[...]
>- As a bonus, in that OS, all apps would be webkit/js-based. But I'm dreaming.
I need some assembly help.
Say an array is passed as an argument for a routine. After the save function, the argument is available as a formal parameter in an i (in) register. From there, how can I update the parameter? I know the store instruction is required, but I don't know whether to use the frame pointer (%fp) or an in register (such as (%i1) is what I should be storing the new value into, and just trying stuff out isn't really helping because gdb doesn't say much if something is incorrect yet can compile. (In this case, I have to update the contents of an array.)
my jar program runs when i type java -jar myprogram.jar in the command prompt, but not when i double click on it. what's wrong?
>>52877980
grammar fix
>for what I should be storing
>>52877985
double clicking is directly executing the file. when you do `java -jar` that doesn't directly executes it, but lets the JVM execute it. nothing is "wrong" with it. if you want to make it double-clickable then you can create a bat file that runs that command and then create the shortcut to that.
>>52877234
Already have Setupapi.lib. Is not that one. I read THE FUCKING DOCUMENTATION.
>>52878015
what should i do if i want people to be able to download it from the internet and click it and have it run? will the shortcut to bat method work for them? or would that require java devlopment kit?
auto volatile register unsigned char *c;
>>52878078
not legal to have both storage classifiers 'auto' and 'register'
>>52878070
well you'd have to package all those files together. the best method would be with an installer that either sets jars to automatically open with the correct program (see: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8511063/how-to-run-jar-file-by-double-click-on-windows-7-64) or one that installs the shortcut wherever and then puts the jar/bat file in your program files. that's probably not an options so maybe just distribute with a zip?
there are some programs which can apparently convert to EXEs like Launch4j but im pretty sure they cost money
I have numerous C# classes that look more or less like this:[Serializable]
public class Wicket {
public int ID { get; set; }
public string Name { get; set; }
public FooIndexer Foo { get; set; } = new FooIndexer(); // array wrapper
public Dictionary<U, V> Bar { get; set; } = new Dictionary<U, V>();
...
}
Instances of these are kept in numerous Dictionaries, where the value is the object and the key is variously the ID or Name of the object. These Dictionaries are serialized and deserialized with Json.NET for persistence.
Because ID and Name are used to lookup the object, I want to make them immutable. What is the best way to do that without breaking deserialization?
>>52877832
I don't understand how you can even expect that to work.
Do you know where, exactly, said build target will place the ffmpeg executable? (Hint: It's in the app bundle.)
If you arrive at some strange case in life you need to use SetupDiGetDeviceProperty, the DEVPKEY definitions in devpkey.h are broken. You will have to override part of the header and copy paste the definition you want to use.#ifdef DEFINE_DEVPROPKEY
#undef DEFINE_DEVPROPKEY
#endif
#ifdef INITGUID
#define DEFINE_DEVPROPKEY(name, l, w1, w2, b1, b2, b3, b4, b5, b6, b7, b8, pid) EXTERN_C const DEVPROPKEY DECLSPEC_SELECTANY name = { { l, w1, w2, { b1, b2, b3, b4, b5, b6, b7, b8 } }, pid }
#else
#define DEFINE_DEVPROPKEY(name, l, w1, w2, b1, b2, b3, b4, b5, b6, b7, b8, pid) EXTERN_C const DEVPROPKEY name
#endif // INITGUIDINITGUID
DEFINE_DEVPROPKEY(DEVPKEY_Device_HardwareIds, 0xa45c254e, 0xdf1c, 0x4efd, 0x80, 0x20, 0x67, 0xd1, 0x46, 0xa8, 0x50, 0xe0, 3); // DEVPROP_TYPE_STRING_LIST
TL;DR: Microsoft Windows API is broken and they don't have a fucking clue nor fucking care. They are too busy writing code to record all your information across devices and sell that to advertising companies.
>>52878078
>auto
>register
There are literally no good reasons to use either of these in C. They only exist as a legacy thing.
register was only needed before the day that decent optimising compilers were a thing.
auto was always completely redundant.
My friend made videos work much better. You can now pause/play/seek/resize. I think i'm going to tag a release soon & put it in the AUR
>>52877980
I'm no real assembly wizz, but I know enough of it to get around.
I don't entirely understand the question.
>Say an array is passed as an argument for a routine.
A pointer to an array? Or is the entire array copied onto the stack and given to the function?
>From there, how can I update the parameter?
>the parameter
The array itself? The pointer to the array?
>I don't know whether to use the frame pointer (%fp) or an in register (such as (%i1) is what I should be storing the new value into
Are you asking about what the function itself actually returns? Or are you just asking how to modify the array?
Maybe just post your incorrect code so we can see what you're trying to do.
>>52875809
considering it comes bundled with the java fuckery it does require to run, still better than VS.
Let's not forget that VS has shit support for C
>>52878209
Thanks but I already figured it out. It turns out I have to use %l1, it's just that I was updating by 4 bytes instead of by 1 byte. (I should have specified that I'm supposed to modify a char array.) To answer your questions though, modify the array itself, not make it the return value, and for whether it's the pointer or the array itself, uh... here's a bit of the C driver:unsigned char foo[3];
doSPARCthing(foo);
>>52878267
>here's a bit of the C driver
It's a pointer then.
>>52878274
Ah, noted.
ive realized i'm way too autistic, can someone lend me some tips on this? i cant figure out a solution that adheres to the template. i can do it without using the with statements. i'm trying to self study on codeeval like some guy guessed earlier
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#define LEN 4
char* strnsub (char *p, int n);
int main()
{
char line[] = "His textbook was bought from that bookstore";
char *p1, *p2;
set p1 to the beginning of string line;
while ( more to check with p1 ) // do not go beyond the null character
{
set p2 to the position immediately after p1
while ( more to check with p2 ) // do not go beyond the null character
{
if a match is found
goto done;
advance p2 to the next position
}
advance p1 to the next position
}
done: printf ("the first substring: %s\n", strnsub(p1, LEN));
printf ("the second substring: %s\n", strnsub(p2, LEN));
return 0;
}
// returns a string with the first n characters of string p
char* strnsub (char *p, int n)
{
// write function definition here
}
Tech magazine article generator is now capable of producing entire paragraphs$ ./buzzwords
We must modularly structure versatile sustainability. To that end it is imperative that structural computing paradigms move to the forefront of modern versatile concurrency. However, just because structure works modularly doesn't mean we can assume that interactivity will be interactive. sustainable computing may in fact prove to be the more concurrent system. Therefore it is no longer practical to integrate structural functionality - we must instead move towards functional modularity where possible.
Need more buzzwords though
someone hit me with some
>>52878459
Dynamic
>>52878481
excellent
The future of parallel computing lies with functional concurrency. To that end it is imperative that integrated computing paradigms move to the forefront of modern versatile interactivity. Parallel computing may in fact prove to be the more dynamic system. Parallel computing may in fact prove to be the more integrated system. Therefore it is no longer practical to modularise sustainable functionality - we must instead move towards functional modularity where possible.
I only have like 3 different topic / body sentences
I need more of those too
they're in this format if anyone wants to help["the increasing ", "#N", " of ", "#A", " paradigms necessitates that we ",
"#V", " ", "#A", " computing"],
where #N is a noun, #A is an adjective, #V is a verb and #D is an adverb
the nouns are generally big ugly abstract formulations that all end in 'ality' and 'ation' because they've been made out of pretentious latin adjectives in typical tech-buzzword fashion
hey faggots
>>52878554
You made a Hacker News comment generator. Throw something about "meme languages" (Haskell, Rust, Go, Node.js, *.js) in there too.
>>52878563
hello world
>>52878360#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#define LEN 4
char *strnsub(char *p, int n);
int main()
{
char line[] = "His textbook was bought from that bookstore";
char *p1, *p2;
for (p1 = line; *p1 != '\0'; ++p1)
for (p2 = p1 + 1; *p2 != '\0'; ++p2)
if (strncmp(p1, p2, 4) == 0)
goto done;
done:
printf ("the first substring: %s\n", strnsub(p1, LEN));
printf ("the second substring: %s\n", strnsub(p2, LEN));
return 0;
}
char *strnsub(char *p, int n)
{
static char buffer[64];
sprintf(buffer, "%.*s", n, p);
return buffer;
}
https://codeshare.io/4chan
>i kekpot
>>52878622
I threw in some shit about language design
I need to add like 10 times the amount of buzzwords to avoid some goofy redundant stuff showing up - that or I just need to prevent any one buzzword from showing up twice in a sentence
In the past, we often relied on concurrent functionality to sustain interactive systems - in modern times, however, this parallelism is frowned upon due to its lack of sustainability. However, just because modularity works modularly doesn't mean we can assume that functionality will be functional. Modular language design must promote sustainable modularity for the sake of interactive interactivity. However, just because parallelism works concurrently doesn't mean we can assume that sustainability will be concurrent. As a result, structure may not provide the versatile modularity its proponents had hoped.
>just because modularity works modularly doesn't mean we can assume that functionality will be functional
>interactive interactivity
>>52878666
>In the past, we often relied on THE CLOUD CLOUD to I LOVE CLOUDS THE CLOUD systems - in modern times, however, this CLOUD is frowned upon due to its lack of cloud. THE CLOUD language design must promote the cloud cloud for the sake of the cloud CLOUD. THE CLOUD language design must promote the cloud CLOUD for the sake of THE CLOUD CLOUD. As a result, cloud is no longer a THE CLOUD paradigm for the development of the cloud cloud. Therefore it is no longer practical to FUCKING CLOUDS the cloud CLOUD - we must instead move towards the cloud cloud where possible.
It doesn't even look like a real word any more
>>52874986
'machine learning'
'neural networks'
'big data'
>>52878643
since you're returning buffer[64] does that mean you're also returning the unused null characters or is it smart enough not to do that?
>>52878661
this thing got ruined fast by 2 types of people
>#1 ctr-a, delete
>#2 lets write something else than PHP
>>52878783
it's a pointer
>>52878783
It's just returning the pointer to the first element. Doing it that way was is kind of bad practice, but the program had very weak requirements, so I couldn't be bothered doing it 'properly'.
>>52878793
>ctr-a, delete
every 10 seconds for as long as that codeshare has existed
>>52878643
>the first substring: e
>the second substring: e
>>52879107
Werks 4 me
>>52878809
What's bad practice is not documenting the caller's responsibilities for the function that returns a pointer.
> This function returns a pointer to a string buffer in static storage. The caller is not responsible for freeing this pointer. This function is not thread-safe.
>>52879123
Only for the given input string. For other input strings it may try to find duplicates of strings of length less than four.
What are the chances of the government going in trying to take homes in Flint when no one pays water, and then an armed uprising happening?
Can someone give me a good resource to learn libgdx?
I'm coming from C and Java is such a fucking shitty language.
>>52879174
practically zero
>>52877530
I don't get it, are they trying to use their "massive" (?) memory block as a replacement for HDDs? because otherwise it doesn't make sense for every SoC to have 256GB of RAM when they still could use the "other" memory for processing... does it?
>>52879175
Another case of someone thinking C is a good language to learn before wanting to do some actual programming.
You're shit out of luck family, enjoy unlearning almost all of what you know just so you can apply the gossamer thin slice of useful knowledge you gained from learning C.
>>52879137
>What's bad practice is not documenting the caller's responsibilities for the function that returns a pointer.
Statically allocated buffers are usually shit, even if you document it. Normally, you should let the user provide the buffer.
>>52879200
fuck off
>>52879264
>>52879200
>gossamer thin
Quite like this. Will use in the future. Thanks fa m
Has anyone looked at the OpenRCT2 code? Fucking beautiful.
>>52879332
haven't, but I wonder how it compares to the original
>>52879200
If one learns c properly ie work on some medium sized projects, understand learn and build some dynamic data structures, and has a good grasp of memory management then the transition to OOP takes maybe a day of reading. Theres nothing wrong with having a good foundation of industry standard syntax without it being fucked up by higher level abstract concepts that beginner programmers don't even need to have access to.
>>52879222
Yes, of course. The caller provides a buffer, which your docs will say "must be able to store at least FOO_MAX characters". Or, the caller may provide a buffer alongside a length field. Return an error status if the length indicated is not long enough to store the result. Alternately, the caller may pass NULL for the buffer, and the function will malloc and return buffer of the appropriate size, which the caller is then responsible for freeing. Another option is to, rather than return a newly allocated buffer when the given buffer is NULL, instead return the size of the buffer that will be required to store the output data. Yet another option is to accept the length field as a pointer-to-length-field (to use as an input/output parameter) and use the return value to indicate an error or success code. Fill in the length field as an output parameter indicating the number of bytes in the buffer that were actually used - or fill it in with the number of bytes required if the buffer pointer is NULL.
The best option is just to not even use fucking C and have the function return a String or Data object, which the caller is not really responsible for at all, because it's managed by the runtime's GC or ARC.
So where doing C# in my course and I wanted to try to compile the .cs file using mcs and run it in mono, it obviously worked, however when I tried just simply./Program.exeas opposed tomono Program.exeit actually worked.
The file has no #!/bin/mono, since when could Linux load PE32 executables directly and how does it know to run it with mono?
>>52875250
Rest
>>52879356
While there is assembly in the OpenRCT2 project, Sawyer supposedly used it for the majority. Well, that's true for RCT1, not sure about RCT2. It's still very fast and very functional regardless.
>>52879427
binfmt_misc
Good question, I was wondering this myself.
Ask your favourite only guy who uses the WPF framework anything.
>>52879623
What is translation/internationalization like in WPF?
>>52879638
It supports plenty of writing systems, if .NET supports it, WPF supports it.
You can set content based on language as well<TextBlock xml:lang="fr-CA">Découvrir la France</TextBlock>
>>52879686
Woops, forgot to write the second half of my post.
But you'd have to implement a 3rd party translation tool, and binding the output of that library to your display is quite easy, that's the joy of binding, you can write all the text display via code, using a class/property structure to store it, and just bind it directly to the UI.
>>52879175
As someone who released a game on the Google Play Store using LibGDX, I don't recommend LibGDX. It's not very flexible with textures, font or audio. You'll be working around the limitations of LibGDX more often than working with LibGDX.
>>52879705
>implement a 3rd party translation tool
So it's not hard to hook it up to something like Weblate?
Does signed and unsigned multiplication have to be treated differently with two's complement?
>>52879909
of course
>>52879847
this. libgdx is like a scam (even though it's free). just learn how to work directly with the android API and develop your game without the constraints of libgdx. it'll still be easy to port the game to other platforms.
>>52875766
It's only good for the debugger
>>52879925
>libgdx is like a scam (even though it's free)
copy paste codemonkey detected
>>52879923
But my tests show that both unsigned and signed give the same results.
In what corner cases does 2's multiplication needed to be treated differently?
As far as i know, only division needs to be treated differently, because it shows different results in my tests.
I know that addition and subtraction can be treated the same.
>>52879961
how do? libgdx is fucking garbage, its users are the real codemonkeys
>>52879903
I've never done it, but I highly doubt it's all that hard, once you understand the relationship between the WPF UI and almost any form of data, you can pretty much make it do absolutely anything you like based on whatever data you feel like using.
>>52880012
>how do?
*how so?
http://andrewkelley.me/post/intro-to-zig.html
https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/44skm2/introducing_the_zig_programming_language/
Why aren't you programming in Zig, anonymous ?
>>52880038
why do people keep making more and more meme languages? I want to know the thought process of these people.
>>52880058
it's just resume fluff
there is literally no software left to be made because everything has been done, so people resort to reimplementing stupid shit that has been done better a million times.
One of the more popular ones is writing your own shitty language that nobody will ever use.
>>52880038
Looks like a poor man's Rust. Like, literally, even syntax is similar.
>Complete C ABI Compatibility
Check.
>Maybe Type Instead of Null Pointer
Option<>
>The Error Type
Result<>
>Alternate Standard Library
You bet.
>Alternatives to the Preprocessor
Hygienic macros and compiler plugins.
And not a word about memory management. What a pathetic attempt.
>>52880038
kill yourself
>>52880038
That just looks like a slightly toned down Rust.
>>52880058
It's fun. It's no different to reimplementing Tetris, voxel exploration (ala Minecraft), or a toy 3d fps.
Ask your beloved programming literate anything.
>>52880058
Because one need to craft his own tools to become a code artisan.
>>52877328
take a look at misra-c
>>52880038
https://ark-lang.org/
Any PHP man in?
When I'm running XAMPP and my XMLHttpRequest Object readystate is stuck at one (i.e connection established), but wont hit two (request received) what does that indicate? Do I have to fuck around in PHP.ini?
Might also be because of the request header, im trying to upload a file but using form-encoded or whatever.
Tips? Call me a fucking idiort? I feel like one.
>>52879175
Sounds like you need Javascript & Node.js. Javascript is awesome and Node.js is awesome. So you got two awesomes right there to complete your programming journey.
You can build anything and everything from intense 3d games to massively web scale databases with Javascript and Node.js.
And deployment is just simple git push and circleci takes care of the rest via docker deployment in the cloud container and simple client push.
Come join 21st century. Get a macbook and come to brogramming meetups. Rock Javascript together.
>>52879909
> Does signed and unsigned multiplication have to be treated differently with two's complement?
If the result is truncated (wrapped) to the size of the inputs, then no. If the result isn't truncated (meaning that it's twice the size of the inputs), then yes.
In two's complement, -n is represented as k-n where k=2^N.
(k-a)*b = k*b-a*b. Which is equal to -a*b if the result is taken modulo k, but not if it's modulo k^2.
On x86, multiplies aren't truncated: the result takes up two registers, one for the high word and one for the low word. So there are distinct signed and unsigned multiply instructions. Architectures where the high word is discarded have a single multiply instruction for either signed or unsigned.
>>52880140
>> http://andrewkelley.me/post/intro-to-zig.html
> https://ark-lang.org/
http://nim-lang.org/
10 years ago everyone was busy writing his very own lisp/scheme interpreter. Now LLVM is here everyone is busy writing his very own "system language" compiler, with blackjack and hookers.
>>52880191
>(k-a)*b = k*b-a*b
>tfw no kebab
>>52880191
On the PowerPC instruction set, where only one output register is used, there are no less than three multiply instructions. One for the low word, one for the high word with signed arithmetic, and one for the high word with unsigned arithmetic.
>>52880038
Because I'm too busy programming in Emily.
https://bitbucket.org/runhello/emily
What are my nimfriends programming?
>>52880599
>link has a pony avatar
BAN THIS FOO
>>52880617
http://www.ponylang.org/
>>52880617
it's ok bruh, it's a girl
I wish I had spent more time with MPW back in the 90s. Alas, 11-year-old me was too busy having more fun with MacsBug than anyone is allowed to.
>>52876689
No it's not you tit.
>>52880645
>Huh?
That one made me kek. These are real?
>>52875477
functionally? Very little.
>>52878267
Okay, back with another similar SPARC assembly problem. I thought I had it all figured out, but now that I have to modify a long array in a different file it's back to segfaults./* Updates a long array that's given as an argument
* with a long that's also an argument
* prototype: foo(long * bar, long updateNumber);
*/
updateFoo:
save %sp, -96, %sp ! basically makes the params available in the in registers
ld [%i0], %l0 ! maps bar[0] to %l0
mov %i1, %l1 ! puts updateNumber in %l1
stb %l1, [%i0] ! tries to store contents of %l1 in bar[0]
! both this and st cause segfaults
Any tips on getting the store instruction to work?
>>52880677
*The prototype is supposed to be
updateFoo, but it's just a comment.
>>52880599
>why is emily special
>garbled UFCS
>'new ideas' that are literally as old as LISP
>pony avatar
nah
>>52880605
They don't exist
What does /dpt/ use to plot their next project?
>>52880833
Dartboard
>>52880875
>Pay monthly to learn on your own
always a scam.
>>52880903
kinda agree and i don't know about teamtreehouse but TTC - how music and mathematics relate was pretty good so i can see how paid teaching material can be alright
but for learning programming you can get all you need for free
