It's interesting that C23 has adopted 'constexpr' as well although at this juncture `constexpr` is primarily intended for constant expressions and variables, rather than functions.
@@MikeShah In the meantime, I've been having fun using '' (C++20) and '' (C++23). Looking forward to the implementation of modules as in 'import std;' in C++26. The classic C++ "hello world" program will be forever changed: import std; auto main()-> int { std::println("Hello, World!"); }
@@GaryChike Indeed, will finally catch up with the times. I've been briefly playing around with modules, looking forward to the day of getting rid of header files 🤣
You can run make from vim with :make, or otherwise run any shell command when in command mode with "!some_command". VIM probably has other plugins to do something similar to Visual Studio, but VIM is by default a text editor. Visual Studio uses its own build system behind the GUI.
@@MikeShah I’m having a strange error. I used ChatGPT to set up my Makefile (Because I don’t know how to) , and everything works fine when I include in my project. However, as soon as I call glfwInit() or any other GLFW function in my project, I get an error. After error, I experimented a bit and tried using the full path, relative path, and even asked ChatGPT for help, which then rewrite my Makefile. However, nothing seems to be working still ...
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Thank you so much! I keep confusing the two, I think this helped me one step further
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Very nice tutorial 🧊 🎉🎉🎉
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It's interesting that C23 has adopted 'constexpr' as well although at this juncture `constexpr` is primarily intended for constant expressions and variables, rather than functions.
I suspect C29 'might' add the ability to work with functions after they see adoption, but C is known to evolve quite slowly :)
@@MikeShah In the meantime, I've been having fun using '' (C++20) and '' (C++23). Looking forward to the implementation of modules as in 'import std;' in C++26.
The classic C++ "hello world" program will be forever changed:
import std;
auto main()-> int {
std::println("Hello, World!");
}
@@GaryChike Indeed, will finally catch up with the times. I've been briefly playing around with modules, looking forward to the day of getting rid of header files 🤣
Thank you so much, this subject is totally hot 🔥🔥🔥
Cheers!
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can do a first impression video on the Ring programming language ?
Hey how can i link libraries when using vim? i always used visual studio and and was very easy from project properties...
You can run make from vim with :make, or otherwise run any shell command when in command mode with "!some_command". VIM probably has other plugins to do something similar to Visual Studio, but VIM is by default a text editor. Visual Studio uses its own build system behind the GUI.
@@MikeShah I’m having a strange error. I used ChatGPT to set up my Makefile (Because I don’t know how to) , and everything works fine when I include in my project. However, as soon as I call glfwInit() or any other GLFW function in my project, I get an error. After error, I experimented a bit and tried using the full path, relative path, and even asked ChatGPT for help, which then rewrite my Makefile. However, nothing seems to be working still ...
Modern C++ become more and more similar to the brainfuck language and it will share the same future 🤣
Reproduction of brain babies?
C++ is a large language with a lot to keep track of 😅