I just started deal with pointers in C, and one stuff confusing me...
Here is simple code:
int main ()
{
int var1 = 10;
int var2 = 20;
long ms = 10000000;
Type: Posts; User: setevoy
I just started deal with pointers in C, and one stuff confusing me...
Here is simple code:
int main ()
{
int var1 = 10;
int var2 = 20;
long ms = 10000000;
Usually - `cppman` can recognize `std` namespace:
$ cppman -f std::cin
std::cin
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Anyway - thanks, now I have one way for...
Thanks for tip, @laserlight .
Yes, I'm using Linux.
About: and use std::getenv rather than just getenv
$ cppman -f std::getenv
error: std::getenv: nothing appropriate.
$ cppman -f getenv
Hi.
I'm new in C++ and sure - I'm learning it.
But - just interesting - how next bash function can't looks like in C++?
This code used to check array of system global variables:
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