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Can you please stop making this group a psychology support one? This isn't C++ anonymous support group.

```When I executed the vcvarsall.bat file from within the Visual Studio / VC directory, I noticed that a couple of issues were being reported in the command line - notably tha...

Hi, Are people here familiar with Makefile? I want to check if a user has path to clang binaries, If not I want to use some global directory. I'm using something like: LLVM_...

They are available on x86 cpu. Not that rare. You can use std::execution::par_unseq to give hint to a compiler to use SIMD instructions available on your platform https://www....

What do you mean "protect hashes"? You calculate them. Your program reads files and checks. They are not stored on your machine. And of course people should be careful and not...

I thought 90s are long since gone. Are you using Turbo C++? 😳

If you're truly object oriented why do use C? 🤔

Why wouldn't you mention return type?

Is this a serious question? 🤔 That's like asking "how do I build a an apartment building at my spare time"

What If someone comes to and threatens me with gun and gets my money or whatever they want? What's the point in your " what if"? Your OS developer does not need any rootkits t...

Why do need to use C style array in C++? There is perfectly good std::array with size method

How can you have a project on a subject you don't know anything about? 🤔

Why would anyone use this old shit?? C++Dev Cpp is less old but still is unsupported for 10 years. They teach wrong C++. You shouldn't write like this in modern C++

What answer do you expect whenbgroup is called C/C++?

What does it mean "test binary against source code"?

Shouldn't you pass const reference to a constructor and nor shared ptr? I didn't use boost asio, but from docs it looks like it should be *io_context

Doesn't compiler tell you what the issue is?

What do you mean by reliable? It's somewhat similar to ASAN. We use in our regression. What kind of "unreliability" do you expect?

So what? You don't need to know every last bit of code there to use it. This is what's needed to show picture : https://pastebin.com/x2nt9CAg

Did you try searching? This is my first result- http://www.nongnu.org/cpirc/cpIRC.html? Seems fine to me