Welcome to the group, @oMohamedo! :-)
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mopI'm writing a programming language as a practice project. Should I use Rust or C++? Speed matters to me, and I'll leave safety up to the user to handle in their own code.
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it's an illusion of safety and some syntax sugar, lack of any binding to strong c/c++ libs but can be written
designed, in such a way that beginner programmers can early commit to production servers from test servers, by low money companies
- it's good to have something new just to look at it
- developers are not weak at programming that support this project
- it's not C 'replacement', it's meant as C++... but modern C++ is way better, starting from syntax, ending everything
- use standard tests and sanitizers, want so — write intelpin tool or llvm-opt to test something
- use shared_ptr everywhere and your code will be faster still
- use coroutines
- learn C++)
- learn C... as sometimes you may want to write something not for desktop or get on lower execution levels
when you are 40y old, for example, and... you know literally everything that exist in information technology at least at middle-concept level then it's always a pleasure to get your eyes on some new fun stuff, be it rust, ocaml or some jquery bootstrap template for mobile web...
worth take a look but use c++
and most developers forget about this but use stack more. it may sound simple-well-known obvious to anyone but when you malloc, new, make_unique or shared, think... can I just create it above at stack and pass as a pointer argument from &object parameter
your code will not be c-like it will be really better, in some cases it's so handy that you can set mmap in linker to give you more stack to app by Ldr
if you want to get fancy, use signals libraries and better to not use exceptions. return error is enough to abrupt execution in most cases but... it depends on task at hand
We already have a dedicated topic for Rust discussions:
https://t.me/CplusplusQt/53720
It would be great if we could keep Rust-related discussions in that topic. This makes it easier for anyone interested to follow the conversation and find the information later.
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Welcome to the group, @petr_aleksseev! :-)
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Welcome to the group, @omoluzu! :-)
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Welcome to the group, @Peregrin_Took84! :-)
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Hey guys, has anyone encountered problems running a QT6 app in a remote desktop environment? I'm having trouble launching the app, and it crashes with the error:
#1 Object "/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libxkbcommon-x11.so.0", at 0x7c27151a4893, in xkb_x11_keymap_new_from_device
#0 Object "/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libxkbcommon-x11.so.0", at 0x7c27151a405f, in
I've tried VNC and xrdp.
Maybe someone has solved a similar problem.
Welcome to the group, @UlMMUz! :-)
Wanna share your story of how you started with Qt, QML or C++? Maybe some nice feature that made you stick with it.
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