https://youtu.be/ZZdOqEg44Go
Amber (@amber@toot.site)
My biggest issue with the manjaro build is that the graphical package manager doesn't seem to interact with pacman
(At least that's how it was last time I checked)
you mean win32
win32 should've died with DOS but we got MFC, WPF, C++/CLI, C++/CX and what not instead
>that's a programming language and doesn't have anything to do with windows..
bruh those are managed code supported only on windows
@nonetrix @abloo @wzqtparor have a taste of it
// tracking_reference_handles.cpp
// compile with: /clr
using namespace System;
ref struct City {
private:
Int16 zip_;
public:
City (int zip) : zip_(zip) {};
property Int16 zip {
Int16 get(void) {
return zip_;
} // get
} // property
};
void passByRef (City ^% myCity) {
// cast required so this pointer in City struct is "const City"
if (myCity->zip == 20100)
Console::WriteLine("zip == 20100");
else
Console::WriteLine("zip != 20100");
}
ref class G {
public:
int i;
};
void Test(int % i) {
i++;
}
int main() {
G ^ g1 = gcnew G;
G ^% g2 = g1;
g1 -> i = 12;
Test(g2->i); // g2->i will be changed in Test2()
City ^ Milano = gcnew City(20100);
passByRef(Milano);
}
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/dotnet/how-to-use-arrays-in-cpp-cli?view=msvc-160
@abloo @nonetrix @wzqtparor tell me, what is this line supposed to mean? I am not learning this shit
array< array< MyClass^ >^ >^ MyClass0;
