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I am encountering a problem inside a while loop that is embedded in a for loop iterating through a struct of arrays. The issues I am coming across is before the array iterates again, I want to have ...
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Given the following C struct: struct __attribute__((__packed__)) XIRControl { uint8_t command; char code[19]; uint16_t error; union codeData { struct rcvCommands { ...
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I'm making an assembly program that is supposed to get the mac address of the specified interface, however, when I try to assemble it, I get this error. gethwaddress.s:12: warning: multi-line macro `...
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Can I declare a variable along with a pointer? //like this struct node n1,n2,n3,*start; //or do i have to do it separately struct node *start;struct node n1,n2,n3; to declare variable alongside ...
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I'm making it using multi inheritance with a pair struct that contains an index and the type of the element in a recursive structure like this: template<int index, typename... ts> struct ok; ...
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I'm naming a struct type with typedef, and I've been using them like this typedef struct { double x, y, z; } vect3; However I found out in other headers such as Win32, that it tends to be like ...
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I want to define an API function in header file, and then implement it in source file. Here is the hello.h, I want to define "world" in header: typedef struct Hello { int (*world) (void);...
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I am making a card game and im now revamping how individual card information is stored. a single card would have the following values: x, y, suit, number, state this is to be stored in a deck array ...
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I'm working (in C) with a struct that contains arrays of strings. How do I point to one of those strings? To make it a bit clearer, consider: struct Books { char title[MAX1][MAX2]; char author[MAX1][...
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The code below looks crazy, because I am interested in finding out the limits of what’s possible, and it isn’t exactly what I’m doing in my real code. It compiles without warnings and works as ...
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I’ve been working with C# for 4 months. I’ve gained some experience, good and bad. Lately, I wanted to focus more on the concept of objects. There’s a very important point that has been bothering me. ...
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I have the following code in Odin: Foo :: struct { x: int, y: int, } a := Foo{1, 1} b := Foo{1, 1} #assert(a == b) According to official documentation I would expect to be able to compare ...
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I want to create structures in SMT-LIB, like structs in C. So I coded this: (set-option :print-success false) (set-logic HO_ALL) (declare-datatype |struct(Note : Z, Suffisant : BOOL)| (|record struct(...
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I'm writing a program that is very sensitive to garbage collection so I'm trying to avoid allocating to the heap after initialization. In the example below, calling Run() will allocate to the heap ...
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This was a question in a C Programming assignment given to me as a part of last week's assessment. Requesting everyone to kindly explain what needs to be done and how it needs to be done. Kindly note ...
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