#C pointer

[manticore239]

Imagine what it must be like

to get it wrong every time.

[dataglitch]

Hi, I was just wondering how you do all your highlights and shading because ur characters always look so shiny! Obviously you don't have to tell me tho, I adore your art.

Hey there! I've done a few tutorials actually if you check my 'tutorial' tag. Some thorough, some quick. I have already mentioned before that I'll do a more deeper explanation on the process a while back and I'm still working on it!! Got at basic outline done but the writing is separated via notes or other apps, just gotta clean and compile :'D

It's text heavy so I'm going to have to cut a lot of pieces out or shorten it, but hoping it gets the point across! Of course it also has a image to go along with so we can work on it together :) Let me finish my current workload and I'll get back to this, sorry for the delay guys u-u

[systemdeez]

I think my variables get a little self conscious when I use a pointer on them. Noooo don't point at her she's just a little guy. :(

[monaddecepticon]

Been learning Qt6 (still to see whether it's a good career move) and while QML is a step in the right direction. There is still some eldritch horror in it.

Something like Repeater in something like React is fairly easy to implement (with some caveat on keys) in Qt it is implemented by 500 lines of (macro- and cast-heavy) C++.

[castur1]

Programming? On my Tumblr?

It's more likely than you think >:3

So anyways here's an early tech demo for a lil project I've been working on. I'm making a game in pure C without any external libraries or game engines or whatever, writing everything from the ground up. Why? To see if I could. And also because I hate myself.

This bad boy's got low-latency audio output with a custom audio mixer and WAV file loading, input handling (keyboard + mouse, no controller support yet), and a basic graphics renderer (with BMP file support), as well as some other fun little features. It's built on the Windows API but all the platform code is isolated so that the game can easily ported. And what grand creation shall I make with this? ...Tetris. I'm planning to make a Tetris clone. Lol.

Oh, and the tetris remix you hear in the background? Wrote that myself. Music was never my strongest subject but I am determined to make everything by myself.

That is all.

[stellewriites]

i’m back again asking what nail design to try next :3 poll so that people can vote anon if they want

[nerdcrawfish]

HEY UH.

You know how when you close your eyes you see black?? Um, TFs have glowing eyes--so would they actually see the lit up backs of their lids?

Or do the eye lights shut off when they close their optics lids like a refrigerator??

does it... does it click??

[cerulity]

hmmmm

if

and

then can i

?

[canary-song]

(Through gritted teeth) All that matters is earning the degree. You just need to pass.

[fortunatelycoldengineer]

What is the difference between malloc() and calloc()? . . . . for more interview questions https://bit.ly/3EteTnZ check the above link

[wienschrift]

27.12.2023: Hans Carl Artmann

[removeload-academy]

C Function Pointer | Function Pointer in C | Example of Function Pointer

A function pointer in C is a pointer that points to the address of a function in memory. It allows you to call a function indirectly through the pointer, which provides flexibility, such as passing functions as arguments to other functions or implementing callback mechanisms. To more details, Please check my website URL.

[teabutmakeitazure]

i love python because i don't have to code an entire function to find the index of the first instance of a substring inside another string because i can just do string_name.find("substring") instead of going through grief like i would in cpp

[cipiripi7144]

ESP8266

Visual Studio, CPP

Modul szeparáció, pointer, refernce (*, &)

[qualityavenuejellyfish]

Caturday Saturday❣️

Carte de visite of two cats snuggling above the handwritten caption "O dear," photographed by Henry Pointer c. 1870s

[herovired12]

Pointer To Object In C++ is a variable that holds the memory address of an object. This allows for dynamic memory allocation, enabling the creation and manipulation of objects at runtime. Pointers facilitate efficient resource management and provide access to object members and methods through the pointer syntax. Check here to learn more.