I'm talking about c++ thread my dude
/dpt/ - Daily Programming Thread
Owen Davis
David Ward
I'm trying to print excel sheets to PDF but using the built-in M$ PDF printer gives me a dialog box. I don't want to open the sheet and print line by line because that's the pajeet way of doing it.
Joseph Phillips
That's what the ABA problem stems from. Name one (1) counter example.
Michael Peterson
> can't write 5 lines without introducing a memory access bug
Programming in C should be a bannable offense, all Cniles should be sent to re-educational camps.
David Gutierrez
>> can't write 5 lines without introducing a memory access bug
Where? I test that code.
Jaxson Price
Holy shit that's the book I'm using in one of my classes.
Oooh. That's what I was missing. I was thinking "Man if only there were some way I could just *place* the "&args" argument", but it never occurred to me to use macros.
Thanks user!
Luis Peterson
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John Ramirez
Projecting your own shortcomings onto everyone else isn't healthy, user.
Carter Collins
A char can have values outside 0..127, either in the negative or up to 255. In either case, there's an out-of-bounds access of ref. Also when char is 0..31, you're accessing ref[-1]. But there's no need to blame yourself, your code is about as safe as a typical C code, it's basically impossible to write good code in it. You should blame yourself for using C tho.
Jack Murphy
yes that's literally what it stems for
so how are you expected to avoid it? if the answer was simple it would not be a problem
1) never share data between threads
2) never free data
those are the only ways fulfill your advice