Creating a large int -> struct/class mapping in C++
I have a C application which has a large amount of highly fragmented configuration data and behavior that I would like to consolidate, eg:
c++ codes aren’t working even after downloading mingw and it keeps telling me to edit it in jason
c++ codes are not working after installing mingw and it keep asking me to edit it in launch.Jason and i don’t know which settings to use and which code to add I have tried rewriting codes in launch jason but they didn’t work. please help me to solve this problem, I’ve been searching for it, but I can’t find it anywhere.
I tried changing some lines from launch Jason which included converting some lines and still didn’t work, i am tired of it now.
unable to start programming in c language
unable to start programming in c
why C++ and C# give different results
That’s not possible, is it? But there is.
C++ Enum with External Linkage Not Causing Linkage Conflict
I’m learning about external linkage in C++ and came across a point in cppreference stating that enum
has external linkage. However, I encountered an issue where no linkage conflict occurs when defining the same enum class in different files within the same namespace.
does anyone know how to fix these errors in c language on vs code “”cannot open source file “util.h”””
Im facing this problem from last five days vs code c language 245 errors like this “” cannot open source file “util.h” “” can anyone help me to solve this errors please
Waveshare PhotoPainter
I bought myself a Waveshare Photpainter and it is really satisfying! But one thing annoys me a little bit: The sequence of the pictures is always the same. I wish it would always choose a random picture from the SDCard. (I want to be every morning surprized by which picture is shown) Unfortunately, I have no clue how to modify that Firmware, and even ChatGPT couldn’t help me…
C++ typedef struct equivalent in C#
I am trying to convert some C++ code into C#
Why is template class value not getting printed?
When I try string input, it prints out a random character.
When I try int input, the program keeps running as if stuck in an infinite loop.
The questions is from https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/problems/c-template/0
But when I tried the solution in my local as well as other online compilers, it doesn’t work.
Is there a convenient process to make a C header palatable to C++?
I have a bunch of headers in C99 which use the VLA pointer feature to clarify which parameter determines the size of array arguments, like this: